In "One Step At A Time," Rafael, a gifted writer grappling with a terminal illness, weaves an emotionally charged tapestry of enduring memories. Through vivid scenes of festive gatherings and driving lessons, he immortalizes his profound love, leaving behind a timeless legacy of inspiration and connection. Unbeknownst to his family, they become unwitting characters in Rafael's carefully crafted narrative, embracing a lifetime of joy even in his physical absence. The bittersweet truth unfolds, revealing the indelible impact of a life imagined, showcasing the resilience of love in the face of adversity.
Nathaniel Arocho Cruz
Director
Luis Eduardo Pagan
Rafael
Sharie Lugo
Veronica
Mila Molina
Young Cali
Ariana Lugo
Teen/Adult Cali
Sylvi Escoto
Adult Cali
Hector Muñoz
Doctor
Giuseppe Agrelot
Diego "Boyfriend"
Amaya Tort
Teen Friend
Mia Ludwika Canales Dones
Teen Friend
Manuel Carretero
Concert Goer / Photographer
Yaire Malavé
Concert Goer
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