A man's plan to win back his
ex-girlfriend backfires on him in Director Marco Berger's romantic
flick Plan .
Bruno (played by
Manuel Vignau) is determined to win back his ex-girlfriend Laura
(Mercedes Quinteros). He becomes obsessed, but remains confident
that he's the right man for her. “You're going to end up with me
because I'm cuter,” he jokes. Upon hearing that Laura's new beau
Pablo (Lucas Ferraro, Botineras) might be bisexual, Bruno
concocts a plan to seduce him in order to poison the couple's
relationship.
Pablo, a
photographer, delights in finding a fan of his favorite television
drama, Blind, in Bruno, and the men become fast friends.
Laura is conflicted
about her feelings for the men, telling Bruno that she's in love with
or at least crazy about Pablo, but continues to sleep with her former
lover. “I don't feel guilty with you,” she says, laying in
Bruno's bed. But then adds that he's foolish for expecting that
they'll someday be reunited.
At a rooftop party,
Bruno jokes that he and Pablo are boyfriends, and the the two men are
asked to kiss to prove it, but Pablo backs down, offering only a
friendly peck.
The seduction
increases slowly – Bruno invents progressively fishy ploys to get
close to his rival – building up to a sweet, but definitely
unexpected, ending.
Plan B is
not rated and arrives on DVD in Spanish with English subtitles on
October 26.