Last Days in Havana

This film tells the story of two friends, Miguel and Diego, living in Havana as the city faces significant change. Miguel aspires to move to New York while he awaits a visa that may never come. Meanwhile, Diego, who is HIV-positive, finds joy in his daily life despite his struggles, providing a contrast to Miguel's frustrations.

Last Days in Havana explores heavy themes such as depression and male homosexuality. Through the lens of their friendship, the film delves into the complexities of life in Cuba and the personal battles faced by its characters. The setting and narrative offer a poignant look at their experiences and the societal changes surrounding them, making it a relevant piece for drama enthusiasts and those interested in LGBTQ+ stories.