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Home » Drama » The Cube (released 2023) – An Intriguing Short Film by Andrés García


In "The Cube," directed by Andrés García, we follow the story of Josh, an insecure but curious gay man, who attempts to change the outcome of his date using a Rubik’s Cube to manipulate time. However, he does so without considering the potential consequences it might bring to his date, Ian.


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The Cube (released 2023)


The Cube (released 2023)

9 min| Gay short film, Drama | 10 August released 2023

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An insecure but curious gay guy tries to change the outcome of his date by manipulating time with his Rubik’s Cube, despite not acknowledging the consequences that this time warp might bring to his date.



 

Exploring Love and Time Manipulation: A Review of “The Cube”

“The Cube,” directed by Andrés García, is a visually striking and emotionally resonant gay short film that takes viewers on a thought-provoking journey. Santiago Batista and Leandro Stephan deliver powerful performances as Josh and Ian, respectively. The film skillfully uses a Rubik’s Cube as a symbol of Josh’s desire to control fate, drawing viewers into the narrative.

In “The Cube,” Andrés García invites us to reflect on the choices we make in pursuit of love and connection. It reminds us that some things, like genuine human connection, are beyond our control, and attempting to manipulate time may come at a cost.