Boy at the Bar Masturbates With Fury and Self-Assurance

Román, a B-movie actor, is isolated in his apartment as a pandemic keeps the world on edge. Aldo, a young indigenous man, is an essential worker authorized to come and go. The two men live across from each other in an apartment complex. Meeting online, they are able to talk and even see each other in video calls, but not in person. Eventually, they find themselves tempted to break out of lockdown.

A pandemic has separated Esteban and Alan. Esteban spends his days staring out at the nearby buildings from the rooftop where he lives, learning how to play the guitar, and staying connected to Alan through video calls—but there’s no end in sight to the isolation, and reality eventually catches up with them.

Orlando and Saúl meet by chance. Self-confident young Orlando is a college gymnast who refuses to let his HIV-positive status define him; insecure Saúl barely grasps what it means to have an active sex life. For both, their accidental encounter will result in a new way of seeing the world.