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This movie was very beautiful. It shows the beauty of Peru and some of its amazing culture and nature. The plot was okay, but it felt a little too simple in my opinion and nothing really special. The actors were not awesome but they were good and acceptable. I really liked the side characters who really made the movie better, and also the Peruvian music and dances that made the movie really entertaining. So in conclusion, the setting was really beautiful and the shown Peruvian culture was awesome, but the plot and actors could have been better.

This movie is beautiful. It teaches us the value of the small details of life. All we have is our present and we need to start living instead of existing. You have to see it!!

Nothing scintillating about the story, or the characters - but watch it for the scenery, which is simply astonishing.

Towards the end the lead male walks up to and chats with a group of beach-goers, and I found myself wondering why all human interactions couldn't be this unassuming.

The story is very common, obviously do not intend to get any award, but the movie deserve some attention. Stephanie's is a very beautiful actress, her character is very sexy and her smile worth the time. Wendy is a great performer. Peruvian landscape is fantastic. Watching the movie was a good experience. I got lighter after watching this movie.

Loved seeing all the different parts of Perú, and even visuals aside, the movie shows local Cusco culture (dance, music, etc) so that was amazing. The plot line itself is cliche, the main characters are extremely immature which made it hard to get through, and I wish they used an actress that better represents what Peruvian women look like. She is beautiful but it's unrealistic that That's what she'd look like in a real situation, a more diverse couple would've been good. They're a couple in real life though so there was indeed chemistry between them!