Mateo and Lucas, best friends, go out to party in a hot summer night. Mateo meets Lucia, and Lucia commits an act that will change their lives. From there, Mateo and Lucas will begin a search, both physical and personal. The Exchange exposes sexuality without fear, without labels, without holding back. It is the discovery of something that somehow touches all of us, regardless of our sexual orientation or gender identity. A film that shows the beauty of sex, love, friendship, and innocence.
Mateo and Lucas, best friends, go to a party on a hot summer night. Mateo meets Lucia and they go to his house with her.
After good sex, Mateo discovers that there has been an exchange. Instead of his beautiful penis, Mateo now has Lucia’s vagina.
He invites Lucas to find Lucia together. However, Lucas is amazed by what Mateo shows him.
Mateo, like a good friend, allows Lucas to try what he has between his legs.
After that, they find Lucia and put everything back in place, but are Lucas and Mateo still just good friends?
Although everything sounds quite comical and somewhat sexy, the bottom line is that people don’t love each other just because of their genitals. Is it?
Marko Berger is known for his gay-themed films that openly flirt with the eroticism that surrounds us every day in its own unique way. Discovering one’s sexuality at some age is a natural thing and each of us has our own story about it. Marko Berger tells us these stories in his recognizable cinematic way.
