

2014·Drama·1h 40m
7.0
★





A shocking secret, ex-lovers and the arrival of an outsider shake things up for Liz as she celebrates her birthday at a lesbian-owned resort.
Directed by Fina Torres
based on play or musical
lgbt
woman director

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Cast

Patricia Velásquez
Liz

Eloísa Maturén
Eva

Mimí Lazo
Dolores

Elba Escobar
Margot

Danay García
Coqui

Arlette Torres
Any

Karina Velásquez
Yolanda

Sheila Monterola
Eulalia

Luis Gerónimo Abreu
Crew

Fina Torres
Director

Fina Torres
Screenplay

Celiana Cárdenas
Director of Photography

Rolo Pulpeiro
Director of Photography

Fina Torres
Producer
Popular Reviews
8 reviews
Kay DeePRO
7.0★ · 07/27/25

I too am an existential lesbian who worries about their legacy so I really liked this, in spite of its flaws (some of the reflective, pensive parts are a little cliché). I really like the camaderie with all of the friends! It reminded me of the best parts of the L Word. In fact, there is a character whose facial structure is kinda like Dana Fairbanks so my wife and I started calling her “biracial Dana”.
I’m fascinated at the ethnic diversity of the cast; I know this probably isn’t representive of all Venezuelan films but I feel like there are so many American shows that are like “these are people in the most diverse city in the country! They are all white.” It’s refreshing to see something that feels realistic.
I would KILL for Venezuelan lesbian supermodel Patricia Velásquez who plays the lead, I would move heaven and earth for her, I will protect her at all costs! She deserves the world!!
I’m fascinated at the ethnic diversity of the cast; I know this probably isn’t representive of all Venezuelan films but I feel like there are so many American shows that are like “these are people in the most diverse city in the country! They are all white.” It’s refreshing to see something that feels realistic.
I would KILL for Venezuelan lesbian supermodel Patricia Velásquez who plays the lead, I would move heaven and earth for her, I will protect her at all costs! She deserves the world!!
I too am an existential lesbian who worries about their legacy so I really liked this, in spite of its flaws (some of the reflective, pensive parts are a little cliché). I really like the camaderie with all of the friends! It reminded me of the best parts of the L Word. In fact, there is a character whose facial structure is kinda like Dana Fairbanks so my wife and I started calling her “biracial Dana”.
I’m fascinated at the ethnic diversity of the cast; I know this probably isn’t representive of all Venezuelan films but I feel like there are so many American shows that are like “these are people in the most diverse city in the country! They are all white.” It’s refreshing to see something that feels realistic.
I would KILL for Venezuelan lesbian supermodel Patricia Velásquez who plays the lead, I would move heaven and earth for her, I will protect her at all costs! She deserves the world!!
I’m fascinated at the ethnic diversity of the cast; I know this probably isn’t representive of all Venezuelan films but I feel like there are so many American shows that are like “these are people in the most diverse city in the country! They are all white.” It’s refreshing to see something that feels realistic.
I would KILL for Venezuelan lesbian supermodel Patricia Velásquez who plays the lead, I would move heaven and earth for her, I will protect her at all costs! She deserves the world!!
paola
4.1★ · 02/21/25

lo intentaron pero como que no lo lograron, tenía todo para ser tremenda pero me dieron una película lenta para tener tan poca duración, cliché y en el mal sentido, y con una trama incompleta, sentí que me hizo como falta contexto??? rescato que aunque la edición fue al principio un poco tétrica le dio ese aspecto comfy q me gusta de las películas venezolanas!!!soy este luis geronimo saliendo 10 segundos, le montan cachos y ya hasta nunca yo fui a tucacas y no me invitaron a esa casa sáfica que malucas
lo intentaron pero como que no lo lograron, tenía todo para ser tremenda pero me dieron una película lenta para tener tan poca duración, cliché y en el mal sentido, y con una trama incompleta, sentí que me hizo como falta contexto??? rescato que aunque la edición fue al principio un poco tétrica le dio ese aspecto comfy q me gusta de las películas venezolanas!!!soy este luis geronimo saliendo 10 segundos, le montan cachos y ya hasta nunca yo fui a tucacas y no me invitaron a esa casa sáfica que malucas
Carla Caraballo
3.5★ · 08/16/23

biba benesuelaaaa
biba benesuelaaaa
Ashley
5.5★ · 01/08/23

at first it was wholesome and like "omg a cute quaint lesbian hotel!" then things take a turn. decent plot and though it was a little slower towards the end, it was heartwarming yet heartbreaking.
at first it was wholesome and like "omg a cute quaint lesbian hotel!" then things take a turn. decent plot and though it was a little slower towards the end, it was heartwarming yet heartbreaking.
epred
1.0★ · 05/31/22

this movie was kind of a slog to get through. i cannot take this seriously im sorry this is one of those movies that reminds me that the director does matter. i DESPISE some of these shots, it feels like parody at times. the plot is obviously played out and no one likes the gays die trope but beyond that. it genuinely felt like i was watching a parody or one of those movies within a movie. this is HARD to watch. it's not worth your time at a runtime of 90 minutes where each minute has you checking the time.
this movie was kind of a slog to get through. i cannot take this seriously im sorry this is one of those movies that reminds me that the director does matter. i DESPISE some of these shots, it feels like parody at times. the plot is obviously played out and no one likes the gays die trope but beyond that. it genuinely felt like i was watching a parody or one of those movies within a movie. this is HARD to watch. it's not worth your time at a runtime of 90 minutes where each minute has you checking the time.