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People Talking (2026)
A chain of conversations where no one is truly listening. Between coffees, beers, and complaints, each character tries to vent without realizing they are also ignoring the other person."
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A chain of conversations where no one is truly listening. Between coffees, beers, and complaints, each character tries to vent without realizing they are also ignoring the other person."
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Written By:Diego A. Navarro Martín
In Theaters:2/17/2026
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