Expiration Date

Expiration Date is a romantic comedy about childhood friends María and Javi, who have grown apart over the previous year. When a medical emergency leaves María fighting for her life, Javi returns to her side. Their reunion reveals a long-standing mutual love, forcing Javi to choose between his current life and partner in Uruguay and a fragile connection with a lifelong friend.

The film was directed by Fernán Mirás, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Rodrigo H. Vila and Beatriz Carbajales. In Mirás's filmography, this production follows The Heavy Hand of the Law from 2017 and precedes God's Shirt from 2026. The movie stars Natalia Oreiro, Diego Velázquez, Paola Barrientos, and Ariel Staltari. It is a joint production between Argentina and Uruguay involving companies such as Particular Crowd and Cinema 7 Films.

Audience reception is mixed across different platforms. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 5.5/10 based on 492 votes. In contrast, it has a higher score on TMDB, where it is rated 7.3/10 by 42 users.