It is a spanish movie based on novel by Don James tries to explore societal duality, with adults seemingly experiencing FOMO of youth. Also when intentions derail, we start blame-shifting when things go awry. The film shows how even being in relationships, we feel isolated and yearn for other connections. How we show that we are together but inside we crave to be out. Falling in love isn't a crime, but honesty is the key. The movie explores a plot that feels like it's ticking boxes rather than building a natural screenplay. While it hints at complex emotions, the rushed pacing lowers its impact. Interesting premise, but the ending is just abrupt and unsatisfying. It has four couples who show that they are happy but they ain't. Then they find themselves playing a game of exchanging partners and everything starts falling apart. Actors okay their part, but it could've been much better if characters have been given more time.

I thought it was different than it is a copy of the Mexican series of the same name of the movie, to the point that they are the same story almost in carbon.