Dean Seagrave, a brilliant graphic novelist with writers block, hasnt been himself lately. Not long ago his sex-bomb Argentine lover Pablo left their California beach house on a cigarette run, and he hasnt been seen since. This exodus is particularly complicated for Dean because Pablo was meant to be the answer to all of Deans problems. That was the plan, anyway. Unable to work, sleep or even drag a razor across his face, Dean does what any self-respecting romantic would do in this situatio: he blows off his deadline, throws some clothes in a bag and books a flight on Aerolineas, Argentinas. Destination: Closure.
Once in Buenos Aires, Dean tries to track down his beloved Pablo, but this proves more difficult than he anticipated. In addition to the language barrier, Dean gradually discovers that practically everyone he encounters is not what they seem. By the time Dean and Pablo are re-united, the lines between art and life, resolution and revenge, man and maniac, have all gone fuzzy. Dean abandons all better judgment, and with his broken heart practically leaking blood and testosterone pumping through his veins, he heads off to have one last talk with Pablo.
