Julián Hernández, writer-director of the award-winning A THOUSAND CLOUDS OF PEACE (MIL NUBES DE PAZ), reprises his unique and sensual cinematic vision with the stunningly gorgeous and deeply moving BROKEN SKY (EL CIELO DIVIDIDO), his second feature-length film. Set in Mexico City, the film introduces two beautiful and amorous college boys, Gerardo and Jonas. Their seemingly perfect young love is filled with passionate sex and blissful romance. However, one night at a disco, Jonas hooks up with another boy, Bruno, whom he can’t get out of his head. This leaves Gerardo heartbroken, and he later begins an affair with Sergio, the college’s sexy, brooding maintenance man. Although Gerardo and Jonas are still in love, they are now faced with the challenge of defining and accepting the next stage of their relationship. With exquisite cinematography, minimal dialogue and spare voice-over narration, Hernández choreographs his actors like dancers who communicate through the exchange of looks, gestures and movements. Their silences and the ambient noise of the film add another rich dimension of emotion. Hernández’s bold approach to filmmaking is unyielding to tradition - the power of his aesthetics, his attention to detail and the film’s lyrical pacing enhances the eroticism, intense longing and romance in this modern-day story of two boys in love.