A Closer Inspection of LGBT Characters in Film
We have a long way to go with LGBT representation in film, especially when it comes to LGBT characters of color and trans characters.
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Isi, Noe, and their cat Rufino live together in a humble rented apartment. Their lives are turned upside down when their landlady announces an unaffordable rent increase. From that moment on, a desperate search for a new home begins in an increasingly inaccessible city. But when all seems lost, Francesca Sacará appears: an eccentric real estate agent determined to offer them a solution with the most outlandish and surreal deals on the market, dragging them into a true contemporary odyssey.
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Isi, Noe, and their cat Rufino live together in a humble rented apartment. Their lives are turned upside down when their landlady announces an unaffordable rent increase. From that moment on, a desperate search for a new home begins in an increasingly inaccessible city. But when all seems lost, Francesca Sacará appears: an eccentric real estate agent determined to offer them a solution with the most outlandish and surreal deals on the market, dragging them into a true contemporary odyssey.
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Written By:Marta García Ruiz, Zurita Merlo
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Cuarta Encina Films
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