Solos

'Solos' is a film directed by Guillermo Ríos and based on the work of Paloma Bravo.

A dramatic comedy that turns an ordinary night into a portrait of contemporary loneliness. The story begins with a dinner among four friends who, on the surface, are only looking to disconnect from their routines and enjoy a quiet night, accompanied by wine and complicity. However, what starts as a light encounter soon transforms into an uncomfortable space where the masks begin to fall off.

As the night progresses, the conversations turn towards increasingly intimate and dangerous territories. Accusations, confessions, and silences filled with meaning emerge, bringing to light frustrations buried for years. Themes such as love, sex, work, and the fear of the passage of time burst forth, revealing the cracks in lives that, despite their closeness, are marked by miscommunication.

Each character faces their own contradiction: feeling accompanied yet, at the same time, deeply alone. The dinner thus becomes an uncomfortable mirror reflecting the decisions made, the sacrifices accepted, and the unmet expectations. What seemed like an insignificant gathering ends up being an emotional turning point that forces everyone to question who they really are and what place they occupy in each other's lives.

With a tone that oscillates between humor and melancholy, the film constructs a choral narrative about the fragility of human bonds. It poses an uncomfortable yet universal question: to what extent do we truly know those closest to us, and is it possible to stop feeling alone even when we are surrounded by people.

• Comedy
• Drama
• Infidelity
• Friendship
• Love