The Butterfly Effect
A young Spanish student travels to London; where he falls in love with his Aunt. This has repercussions for the relationships of those around him. Luis, a Spanish student, goes to London to take an Ec…
The Butterfly Effect
A young Spanish student travels to London; where he falls in love with his Aunt. This has repercussions for the relationships of those around him. Luis, a Spanish student, goes to London to take an Economics course. He lives in the apartment of his aunt's neighbor, a bachelor in his forties obsessed with Star Trek, but when she breaks up with her abusive boyfriend, Luis goes to live with her. —Unai Herran <unai@encomix.es> A young man of twenty years goes from Spain to London in order to study there. At first he lives with his attractive aunt with whom he falls in love. —Volker Boehm The "Butterfly Effect" is an example that Chaos theorists use to explain that a very small thing can trigger unforeseen consequences. That is what happens when Luis, a Spanish Economics student, goes to study to London, where he shares a flat with Oswald, the next-door neighbor of his aunt Olivia, who he has never met before. At first Luis and Olivia don't understand each other very well: Luis is shy and serious, while Olivia is uninhibited and always seems to be happy. But gradually, circumstances will bring them together, and after Olivia dumps her boyfriend Duncan, who beat her and cheated on her, aunt and nephew realize that they are falling in love. —Pablo Montoya <mmontoyac@nexo.es>
The Butterfly Effect
Comedy,Romance
Film Details
A young Spanish student travels to London; where he falls in love with his Aunt. This has repercussions for the relationships of those around him. Luis, a Spanish student, goes to London to take an Economics course.
He lives in the apartment of his aunt's neighbor, a bachelor in his forties obsessed with Star Trek, but when she breaks up with her abusive boyfriend, Luis goes to live with her. —Unai Herran <unai@encomix.es> A young man of twenty years goes from Spain to London in order to study there. At first he lives with his attractive aunt with whom he falls in love.
—Volker Boehm The "Butterfly Effect" is an example that Chaos theorists use to explain that a very small thing can trigger unforeseen consequences. That is what happens when Luis, a Spanish Economics student, goes to study to London, where he shares a flat with Oswald, the next-door neighbor of his aunt Olivia, who he has never met before. At first Luis and Olivia don't understand each other very well: Luis is shy and serious, while Olivia is uninhibited and always seems to be happy.
But gradually, circumstances will bring them together, and after Olivia dumps her boyfriend Duncan, who beat her and cheated on her, aunt and nephew realize that they are falling in love. —Pablo Montoya <mmontoyac@nexo.es>.