Based on true stories, CONFESSIONS CHIN CHIN is the raw testimony of a generation desperate to find its way and place in the world. Vicente and Lolo, two queer actors in search of a better future, cross paths with Sofia, Roberto, and other characters in the enigmatic CAZADOR bar in Madrid. To the frenetic rhythm of jazz, amid overflowing drinks, they address topics such as artistic life, sexual freedom, relentless discrimination, the struggle for money, unconventional relationships, and harassment, unveiling their most intimate secrets.

“Truth is relative. We all tweak it, distort it, exaggerate it. Not because we’re liars, but because society pushes us to hide what’s uncomfortable, what’s vulnerable. CONFESSIONS CHIN CHIN dives into that chaos between reality and fiction—a "docu-fiction" where actors expose secrets that may or may not be their own. Sex, abuse, loyalty—nothing is off-limits, delivered with razor-sharp humor that disarms the audience. We’re not looking for answers, just raising a glass to truth, to the delirium of a night where masks fall away. Like a jazz-fueled cocktail of archive, fiction, and raw confessions, the film shifts between genres, capturing the neurotic essence of its characters. It’s unsettling, visceral, a challenge. It’s not about being judged—it’s about celebrating it all—chin chin.”

–Carolina Perelman