Barcelona Mon Amour (2021)
In Barcelona mon Amour, Roxas, a young man from Madrid, comes to Barcelona to have a casting to shoot in a new series from a French director (Thiago Monte). Close to anything to get the role, he will do what is necessary to satisfy the director (Nicholas Bardem) but Barcelona has many surprises in store and we are not immune to a sex scandal like the fomenter Bony (Bony Babyron), the assistant of Thiago, in love with Jota (Jota Palma), the boss of a tabloid newspaper.
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In Barcelona mon Amour, Roxas, a young man from Madrid, comes to Barcelona to have a casting to shoot in a new series from a French director (Thiago Monte). Close to anything to get the role, he will do what is necessary to satisfy the director (Nicholas Bardem) but Barcelona has many surprises in store and we are not immune to a sex scandal like the fomenter Bony (Bony Babyron), the assistant of Thiago, in love with Jota (Jota Palma), the boss of a tabloid newspaper.
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In Theaters:12/17/2021
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:GaySight, Marc Celtik
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