Directed by:
Marco BergerScreenplay:
Marco BergerCinematography:
Tomás Pérez SilvaComposer:
Pedro IrustaPlots(1)
Martin seeks for a temporary job at Eugenio’s house. When they recognize to be childhood friends, Eugenio offers him work for the summer. A power and desire game starts and their relationship grows beyond their friendship. (Madrid International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival)
Reviews (1)
Hawaii is in many ways a very minimalist film, as it is confined to a small space in which (except for a few scenes) virtually only two characters are featured, and rather than dialogue, the camera's views of the protagonists are in the foreground. Some say it was boring, but I was impressed by the film's modesty, slowness and shyness. A nice Argentinian surprise in the form of a film whose plot flows slowly to a satisfying conclusion
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