This new Spanish film from the makers of I Love You Baby and Not Love Just Frenzy again presents a world of fluid sexuality and acceptance that one wishes were the truth around the world. Marga leaves her family home head-strong and with a mission – to be herself. She meets the perfect guy, Roberto, becomes pregnant with his child and then loses him in an auto accident. Simultaneously her so-called girlfriend, Trini, uses her carnal influence to get Marga laid off from her job. In typical Spanish film fashion, all of this frantic activity happens in the first few minutes of the film!

On the rebound, Marga picks herself up, dusts herself off and gets her life together. She meets a wonderful Cuban woman Rosa who will take care of the new baby while Marga works in exchange for free rent. Now all Marga needs is a job! After being turned down for dozens of jobs she applies at a crummy video shop and gets the job. When the owner wants to sell, Marga gets a bank loan and buys the business. It is here that our film takes its focus. Iñagui comes in to rent a video at the newly spruced-up shop - and he leaves with a date! Iñagui is young, cute and real sexy - there's just one problem - he's gay. Marga remains quite happy until she notices his lingering glances at waiters, his largely gay friends, their waning sex life and her suspicion that's he's seeing another man. Will Marga and Iñagui overcome this huge obstacle and forge a new sort of relationship? Filled with great Spanish atmosphere and a soundtrack that sounded like the "Gypsy Kings" I Will Survive is a sweet film about the possibilities of friendship and love outside the expected norms.

Scott Cranin