S.O.S. Ex 2008
In the sun-soaked comedy *S.O.S. Ex (2008)*, director Andrés Tambornino reunites ex-lovers for a sailing trip that spirals into chaos.
Director: Andrés Tambornino
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is S.O.S. Ex (2008) about?
*S.O.S. Ex* follows two long-time friends who reunite with their ex-girlfriends for a sailing trip down the world's widest river. But what begins as a nostalgic escape quickly spirals into chaos when a sudden storm strands them far from shore. As tensions rise and old feelings resurface, the group must navigate both the raging waters and their complicated pasts.
Who directed S.O.S. Ex?
Andrés Tambornino directed *S.O.S. Ex (2008)*, lending the film a blend of comedic timing and heartfelt moments.
Who stars in S.O.S. Ex?
The film stars Pablo Ribba, Chang Sung Kim, Camila Toker, and Ana Celentano as the core quartet navigating their tangled relationships.
Is S.O.S. Ex (2008) worth watching?
While *S.O.S. Ex* isn't a blockbuster, its short runtime and breezy comedy make it a charming pick for fans of lighthearted fare. The film's fresh take on rekindled relationships and its scenic river backdrop add to its appeal, though it may feel a bit forgettable after the credits roll.
How long is S.O.S. Ex?
S.O.S. Ex runs for 80 minutes, making it a perfect quick watch for a lazy afternoon.
About S.O.S. Ex (2008) — A Comedy of Exes, Rivers, and Storms You Didn't See Coming
In the sun-soaked comedy *S.O.S. Ex (2008)*, director Andrés Tambornino reunites ex-lovers for a sailing trip that spirals into chaos. Pablo Ribba and Chang Sung Kim play Fernando and Puma, two old friends who haven't seen their ex-girlfriends in ages—until a chance reunion leads to a turbulent boat ride down the world's widest river. What starts as a nostalgic escape quickly turns into a storm-tossed nightmare when their vessel is caught in a sudden tempest. Stranded far from shore, the foursome must confront old grudges and new tensions as they fight to survive the raging waters.
Crafted as a lighthearted yet sharply observed farce, *S.O.S. Ex (2008)* blends slapstick humor with the awkwardness of rekindling old flames. The film's breezy tone belies its deeper themes of unresolved emotions and the chaos that erupts when past relationships resurface. With its mix of witty dialogue, scenic river views, and a touch of adventure, this comedy leaves audiences both entertained and wondering how anyone survives a reunion—let alone a storm.