Perdona si te llamo amor, when love is a challenge

"Perdona si te llamo amor" is a Spanish film that will make you sigh with love and move you to the bottom of your heart.

The story follows Alex, a mature man who falls in love with Niki, a young woman much younger than him.

Through their romance, the film explores themes of age difference, true love and second chances at love.

Alex and Niki are caught up in a whirlwind of emotions, challenges and learning as they fight against social conventions and prejudices to be together.

As their relationship develops, both characters discover that love knows no age or convention, but is capable of transcending barriers and connecting hearts in unexpected ways.

With a touch of humour, romance and reflection, "Perdona si te llamo amor" invites us to reflect on the importance of love, acceptance and the courage to follow our hearts, no matter what others say.

Directed by Joaquin Llamas, directed by Joseph Rosell and starring Daniele Lotti and Paloma Bloyd in the lead roles, this film based on the successful novel of the same name by Italian writer Federico Moccia, this film also had an Italian version that was nominated for the best European film at the Goya Awards.

It grossed over 2 million euros, making it a box office success in Spain.