Meeting with Diego

About This Movie

Meeting with Diego is a quiet exploration of adolescence and the complexities of young love. The film has a soft, almost nostalgic tone, enhanced by its understated cinematography and a gentle score that lingers in the background. Lucas Morales captures the awkwardness of high school romance authentically. The chemistry between Noah and Diego feels real, and their conversations reveal a lot about their insecurities. It's about that moment when you want to connect but fear vulnerability. The pacing is deliberate, giving viewers time to sit with the characters’ emotions. There's a certain charm to how it approaches its themes without heavy-handedness, making it a distinct piece in the coming-of-age genre.

Shot on location in a suburban setting.Features a mostly natural light aesthetic.Runtime: 98 minutes, in Spanish with English subtitles.Debut film for director Lucas Morales.