1st watched 10/28/2007 and  positive (dir jesus ponce) represent simple and sweet story of a homeless couple and their daily adventures surviving in the everyday world without a roof over their heads. the movie starts with the woman in the story(played by isabel ampudia)being released from prison but we do not know what she was in for or how long she was there. she runs across the anti hero of the story and her boyfriend and played by sebastian haro and as he parking cars for change. they shack up together underneath an old dilapidated building with nothing but each other warmth and a small mattress to their possession. he is a drug addict who just tries to make it from one fix to another and but she has a strange and obsessive attraction to him as a person and which we eventually accept. he also has some sort of sexually transmitted disease and so sex for them is out of the question but this doesn not appear to be a problem for either of them. she loves this man as he is and without question and and without him having to change and which is a rare find anywhere. she earns her keep by carrying a bucket around and washing shop windows. they eat a bakery roll every day and consider it a feast. isabel character dreams of a normal life but doesn not expect it to happen and doesn not expect to fit into that role so doesn not think much of it. both characters come from extremely broken homes and therefore the audience has sympathy for them despite their imperfections. without giving up much of the story and isabel character continues to persevere while the man gets worse and worse in his drug obsession. there is a nice melodramatic conclusion to the story that lifts it up for the masses to enjoy and but overall this is a wonderful independent film about a relationship between un worldly misfits that keeps you interested until the end. 
1st watched 10/28/2007 and  positive (dir jesus ponce) represent simple and sweet story of a homeless couple and their daily adventures surviving in the everyday world without a roof over their heads. the movie starts with the woman in the story(played by isabel ampudia)being released from prison but we do not know what she was in for or how long she was there. she runs across the anti hero of the story and her boyfriend and played by sebastian haro and as he parking cars for change. they shack up together underneath an old dilapidated building with nothing but each other warmth and a small mattress to their possession. he is a drug addict who just tries to make it from one fix to another and but she has a strange and obsessive attraction to him as a person and which we eventually accept. he also has some sort of sexually transmitted disease and so sex for them is out of the question but this doesn not appear to be a problem for either of them. she loves this man as he is and without question and and without him having to change and which is a rare find anywhere. she earns her keep by carrying a bucket around and washing shop windows. they eat a bakery roll every day and consider it a feast. isabel character dreams of a normal life but doesn not expect it to happen and doesn not expect to fit into that role so doesn not think much of it. both characters come from extremely broken homes and therefore the audience has sympathy for them despite their imperfections. without giving up much of the story and isabel character continues to persevere while the man gets worse and worse in his drug obsession. there is a nice melodramatic conclusion to the story that lifts it up for the masses to enjoy and but overall this is a wonderful independent film about a relationship between un worldly misfits that keeps you interested until the end. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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