Handsome and stylish Victor (Patricio Arellano) unexpectedly reunites with his first love, David (Esteban Recagno), fifteen years after their last separation in Buenos Aires. This chance encounter reawakens the clandestine love they shared in their youth, a love shrouded in secrecy from their mutual group of friends. However, David's sudden disappearance from Victor's life had left wounds that time hadn't fully healed.
Since the Last Time We Met (2023): A Love That Never Quite Let Go
Desde la última vez que nos vimos (original title)
Two old lovers meet again by chance, and realize time didn’t heal everything — it only buried it deeper.
A Random Encounter… or Something More?
Some meetings are random.
Some meetings are fate playing its old, cruel jokes.
And then… there are those reunions that quietly break you — just like that.
In Since the Last Time We Met, Victor and David cross paths by pure accident, years after life pushed them onto separate tracks. A simple street encounter unearths old wounds, long-suppressed feelings, and all the words they never really had the guts to say when it mattered.
From Small Talk to Raw Truths
What starts with a casual beer and some awkward laughter slowly peels into something raw: two men realizing that maybe the timing was wrong all along — and still is.
David is married now, living a life full of practicalities and safe choices.
Victor? He’s the kind of man who carries old loves like invisible scars, smiling even when it stings.
Can We Ever Just Be Friends?
There’s a scene — brutal in its simplicity — where one asks, almost childlike:
“Do you think we could ever just be friends again?”
And the silence that follows hits harder than any shouted fight could.
The Kind of Movie That Stays With You
Since the Last Time We Met doesn’t scream its heartbreak.
It lets it seep under your skin, one lingering look, one trembling voice at a time.
It’s a slow burn — the kind that leaves you staring at the ceiling long after the credits roll.
Love. Regret. Timing.
It’s about love that never fully healed.
About what could have been.
And about how sometimes… it’s not the years apart that hurt the most — it’s realizing how little distance time actually creates.
If you’ve ever loved someone at the wrong time, or let them slip away because life demanded it — this movie will cut you open and gently sew you back together… just a little crooked.
