Si me dices que no

Bea and Hugo clash over everything; she is a proud feminist, and he cannot stand them. They can barely be in the same room, so their friends hatch a plan to make a group road trip possible. The solution is simple: convince Bea that Hugo is secretly into her and convince Hugo that Bea is madly in love with him. It is the perfect lie, orchestrated to get them all to the concert of a lifetime in one piece.

Forced together on a journey filled with close quarters, six friends, and mounting sexual tension, the lines between fiction and reality begin to blur. What starts as a simple deception spirals into something more complicated as the two antagonists start to see each other in a new light. Trapped between their own conflicting views and their friends' meddling, Bea and Hugo must confront the possibility that the lie they both fell for might be the most honest thing between them.