An insecure teenager's vacation plans are ruined by an unexpected visitor: his neighbor and school crush who will spend two weeks sleeping at his house. The days that promised peace, tranquility and epic series marathons end up bringing a whirlwind of feelings and unresolved issues.
As a refreshingly upbeat entry into a genre that somehow holds a key position in our compromised adult lives, it’s definitely a ride worth taking,
C
Christie Cronan
RTCommon Sense MediaAug 27, 2026
With just enough quirk and wit to shake up the usual genre tropes, this film tells a lighthearted LGBTQ+ teen first love story with tender care.
A
Alex Valencia
RTQ+ MagazineAug 19, 2026
Sometimes we don’t need a coming-of-age movie to tell us something we’ve never heard before. Sometimes we just need it to show us that the things we were told could never happen to us can happen after all.
B
Belen Prieto
RTEspinofAug 19, 2026
The film has all the ingredients to find its audience among those who enjoy teen romances, because yes, it's about falling in love, but above all, it's about letting yourself be seen when you've spent too long trying to disappear. [Full review in Spanish]