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I Don’t Want to Go Back Alone
Alternative title: Eu Não Quero Voltar Sozinho

Directed by Daniel Ribeiro

Leonardo, a blind teenager, navigates jealousy and new feelings when a new student, Gabriel, disrupts his friendship with Giovana.
Adapted into the feature-length movie 'The Way He Looks (2014)'.
I Don’t Want to Go Back Alone is an exceptionally sweet Brazilian gay short film about first love, friendship and a blind teenager discovering his feelings for a new classmate. Daniel Ribeiro keeps the storytelling simple and beautifully paced, allowing touch, sound and small gestures to carry much of the romance. Its warmth feels completely earned.

I Don’t Want to Go Back Alone

Alternative title: Eu Não Quero Voltar Sozinho

Directed by Daniel Ribeiro

Leonardo, a blind teenager, navigates jealousy and new feelings when a new student, Gabriel, disrupts his friendship with Giovana.
Adapted into the feature-length movie 'The Way He Looks (2014)'.

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I Don’t Want to Go Back Alone is an exceptionally sweet Brazilian gay short film about first love, friendship and a blind teenager discovering his feelings for a new classmate. Daniel Ribeiro keeps the storytelling simple and beautifully paced, allowing touch, sound and small gestures to carry much of the romance. Its warmth feels completely earned.

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