El Lobo, El Bosque y El Hombre Nuevo

In Havana, David, a devoted university student, is busy with the duties expected of a committed revolutionary. He is unsettled when his neighbor Diego, an older gay artist with a sharp tongue and little patience for official lines, invites him in and begins a friendship that tests the young man's convictions. Their conversations range across art, desire and what it means to be a loyal citizen in a country that treats difference with suspicion. The story turns on this unlikely bond and asks whether ideology and personal feeling can coexist when a person is pressed to give up one for the other.