Ivan, Julia and Kike were born and grew up in Culebra where they shared a close friendship. Ivan ventures in a small boat and stumbles on Cayo, a small island close by. Here he finds peace of mind, and the island has a healing effect on him. When federal authorities try to keep Ivan away from Cayo, they find themselves face to face with a community that will defend Ivan's need to visit the island. Based on a true story of love and friendship that will touch your heart, this wrenching drama was filmed in the beautiful natural scenery of Culebra, Puerto Rico.
Vicente Juarbe
Director
Roselyn Sánchez
Young Julia
Ivan Camilo
Kike
Raúl Carbonell Jr.
Willie
Roberto Colón
Domino Player #2
Greg D'Agostino
Rowdy Construction Worker
Kamar de los Reyes
Young Ivan
Carlos Esteban Fonseca
Ivan
Yezmín Luzzed
Yesenia Berrondo
Yezmín Luzzed
Mari
Idalia Pérez Garay
Julia
Ineabelle Colón
Matilde
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