I Have to Die Every Night

Guillermo is a young man whose wish to discover himself, make sense of his life and belong to the ideal family seems to be fulfiled when he finds the most fantastic gay club in Mexico City. Amid the addictive freedom provided by its overflowing nights, Guillermo becomes another hostage to this charming abyss and understands that only he can save himself. A snapshot of the gay party scene in Mexico City during the 1980’s, a sophisticated and exclusive nightlife where anything is game. It is excess, it is the exacerbated freedom of a group of people who have lived the weight of a repressive society that ostracizes them.