Chenoa's Fault

The film follows Guillermo, who is living with HIV, and his boyfriend, Miguel, who grapples with feelings of sexual insecurity. In search of a solution, they look to the preventive pill, which isn't available in Spain at the time. The plot thickens when Virginia, Guillermo's sister, proposes a unique idea: getting Chenoa, a well-known singer, to perform a hymn promoting PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis).

This film intersects with significant social issues and reflects the evolving conversation around HIV prevention and personal relationships. "Chenoa's Fault" combines humor and drama, providing a lens into the experiences of its characters. Collectors might find interest in this title for its contemporary themes and the representation of LGBTQ+ narratives in modern cinema.