Directors:  Jason Lehel

Screenwriter:  Michael Adams

Genre:  Dramatic Comedy

Miguel is going nowhere fast. He fully embraces his role in the lost generation, barely navigating his superficial relationships and consistently disappointing the two people who have raised him… his Mother Esmeralda and grandfather Jefe. But when Jefe reveals that he has only a couple of weeks left to live, Miguel has to step up, take responsibility and drive Jefe down to Southern Mexico so the old man can die in his hometown of Kiss the Sky.

When three of Miguel’s old college buddies come along for the ride, the trip becomes too much for Miguel to handle! Not only does Miguel have to care for Jefe’s challenging and disgusting physical ailments, he must referee his relentless pals and keep the trip focused amidst the endlessly erupting hilarious conflicts along the way.

Jefe has his own agenda. He choreographs a meaningful meandering route that has Miguel questioning the real purpose of the trip, and forces Miguel to come face to face with the responsibility of caring for his own life… without Jefe to constantly save his behind.  

As the road trip from hell finally runs out on Miguel and Jefe, the torch of true manhood is grudgingly passed through laughter, tears, fistfights… and plenty of roadside tacos!