Taekwondo

Fernando spends a summer vacation with his male friends at a country house in Ezeiza, near Buenos Aires. Away from their daily routines and partners, the group enjoys a liberated atmosphere of swimming, drinking, and sharing personal secrets. The dynamic shifts when Fernando introduces Germán, a friend from his Taekwondo class. As the two spend time together in this relaxed environment, they develop a growing emotional and physical connection.

The film was directed by Martín Farina and Marco Berger, who also wrote the screenplay and served as producers. This project marks the first directed film for Farina in a chronology that includes The Children of God and Guard Mount. For Berger, it follows Plan B and precedes Horseplay, The Exchange, The Astronaut Lovers, and The Mirror. The cast features Lucas Papa as Fernando and Gabriel Epstein as Germán, alongside Francisco Bertín, Gaston Re, Juan Manuel Martino, and Darío Miño.

Released in 2016, this Argentine comedy, drama, and romance has a runtime of 105 minutes. It was produced by Cinemilagroso and Oh My Gomez! Films. Audience reception is generally positive, with a rating of 6.5/10 based on 3,800 votes on IMDb and a slightly higher score of 6.9/10 from 94 votes on TMDB.