

Overview
Two old men, Jorge and James, hang out every day in a local coffee shop. As typical pensioned senior citizens, they laze around and talk to each other tirelessly inside the coffee shop with a habit of gossiping about the customers who enter, especially the young ones. One day, two young men enter the shop, which brings them to reminisce about their bittersweet past.
Top Cast

Jego Rafael
Young Jaime
Yvan Sacro
Young Jorge
Ronald Rous Oliveros
Jaime
Ronald Estanislao Madreza
Jorge
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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