An architect abandons a comfortable life and discovers renewed purpose, romance, and self-understanding through a Santiago project.
Bruno appears to have a perfect domestic and professional life. Beneath that comfort, however, he experiences profound existential unease.
Bruno decides to leave his established life and move out to live alone. This decision marks a major break from his previous circumstances.
A businessman approaches Bruno about designing an icon for Santiago. The commission gives Bruno newfound motivation and redirects his attention toward the city.
Bruno searches for heritage traces as part of his new direction. Fer, an energetic history professor, joins the quest and becomes closely connected to Bruno.
Bruno and Fer develop an unexpected and intense romantic relationship. Their connection becomes central to Bruno's self-discovery and life-altering vocational journey.
Bruno is an architect who has a perfect life: A nice family and a good job. Anyway, Bruno has a deep sense of unease. He decides to leave his wife to be alone and have time to find him self. A business man offers him to build an iconic landmark in Santiago city. Motivated by this professional challenge, Bruno feels he can find a twist in his life by a vocational route. He start working with a young history teacher named Fer who is agile, energetic, captivating and gay. Starts between them an unexpected and intense romance. At this point he must decide his path. The biggest learning: simplicity is the best way to get up again.
Claudio Marcone
Rating: 6.2/10 (58 votes)
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