Ivan is a successful American artist living in the fabulous and dynamic landscapes of Colombia. His best friend, Christian, pays him a visit with his little brother in tow, Cole, and a reunion that is to be remembered is set. But it isn't long before an unexpected attraction between Ivan and Cole surfaces—even though Cole isn't gay. But as they grow closer, big questions begin to surface. How is Christian going to take this new turn of events? Does he go with the flow of new dynamics, or does this put a dent in friendships and family bonds?
The narrative begins with Christian visiting Ivan with Cole in tow. Initially, their interactions are friendly, but the story shifts when Ivan and Cole begin a relationship. Christian’s demeanor transforms dramatically, revealing layers of jealousy and possible homophobia. The dynamic between the three becomes fraught with tension, highlighted by Christian’s intense reaction to Ivan’s relationship with Cole.
At its core, the film dissects the nuances of love and obsession. Ivan’s connection with Cole becomes a mirror reflecting his vulnerabilities, while Cole’s curiosity forces him to confront his identity. Christian’s behavior, which teeters between brotherly protectiveness and possessiveness, creates an additional layer of complexity. The story crescendos in a poignant conclusion that leaves the audience questioning the nature of love and the impact of societal and personal boundaries.
