The Way He Looks
Why this pick
Like Hawaii, it builds romantic feeling through small gestures, restrained longing, and the tentative intimacy of young men learning to trust one another.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Hawaii, it builds romantic feeling through small gestures, restrained longing, and the tentative intimacy of young men learning to trust one another.
Why this pick
This Argentine romance shares Hawaii’s sunlit, unhurried mood and its focus on a childhood bond resurfacing through adult vulnerability and desire.
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01 / THE STORY
Martín (Mateo Chiarino), an orphan, arrives at his former hometown hoping to stay with his aunt after his grandmother had died. He finds out that his aunt had moved without leaving a forwarding address. With no place to stay and little money, he beds down behind the ruins of an abandoned building. He looks around for odd jobs and is eventually hired by the writer Eugenio (Manuel Vignau), a former childhood playmate. Martín does not want to admit that he is homeless, and lies to Eugenio that he is staying with his aunt. Eugenio eventually finds out about Martín's situation and convinces Martín to stay at his house for the summer.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Eugenio
Martín