Tell Me Softly

Kami seems to have her life neatly divided into study notes, social posts, and a polished image. When the Di Bianco brothers return after seven years, the calm facade trembles. Thiago was Kami's first kiss, and Taylor was her closest friend, but time and distance have altered what they share. The film follows how their paths collide again, forcing Kami to confront memories she locked away and a future she wants to control. As old tensions surface, the trio weighs the pull of history against the questions of trust and loyalty. No one leaves untouched and no secret stays buried for long.

Released in 2025, the film is directed by Denis Rovira van Boekholt. It builds on ideas from Mercedes Ron and Jaime Vaca, pairing a contemporary sensibility with a character driven romance that centers on moral choices rather than glittering surfaces.

Box office data for Tell Me Softly has not been publicly released. The film has appeared in limited theatrical spaces and a streaming tie in, so worldwide grosses are not disclosed and numbers remain unavailable.

Reception has been mixed, reflected in a 6.297 out of 10 from 91 votes. The film leans into memory and relationship strain, exploring how past loves test trust and forgiveness, anchored by solid performances from Alícia Falcó and Fernando Lindez.