GUACAMOLE YESTERDAYS
A grounded sci-fi love story for anyone who’s ever wished they could rewrite a moment.
If you’ve ever felt controlled by your past, Guacamole Yesterdays will feel like it was made for you.
When the past still controls the present.
If you’ve ever struggled with heartbreak or depression or the weight of past relationships, past traumas, past narratives, it can feel like your life is already written. Like your mistakes define you. Like you have no choice but to keep carrying the same pain.
But what if you could rewrite it?
No one should have to live trapped inside their own past.
Why We Made This Film.
We created this movie to explore those exact emotions. Guacamole Yesterdays was inspired by our own heartbreak, past traumas, creative struggles, and the question of how to define ourselves as we move forward.
And it turns out we’re not alone.
The film has screened in 13 cities, played 11 festivals, won multiple awards, and, most importantly, has inspired audience members across the world to share their own stories:
“It felt like I was watching my own memories.”
“I didn’t know how much I needed this.”
“It sticks with you in a profoundly personal way.”
A film built for people who want honest questions, not pat answers, who want to feel something real.
About the film.
Ames, a cartoonist suffering from heartbreak, signs up for an experimental therapy that lets her relive and rewrite the memories of her ex. But changing the past means blurring the truth.
Starring Randy Havens (Stranger Things), Sophie Edwards (This World Alone), and Aditenpo Thomas (Hawkeye).
For fans of Eternal Sunshine or Her.
Sci-fi Romance | 85 minutes
Not Rated (contains language and adult themes)
Experience it for yourself.
1. Watch the film.
Watch for free on Tubi, or rent/purchase on Apple or Amazon for an ad-free experience.
2. See yourself in it.
If you’re human, you’ll find a part of yourself in the humor, sadness, awkwardness, and struggle of authentic relationships.
3. Walk away feeling understood.
Authentic stories provide healing, not because they have “answers” but because they reaveal we’re not alone.
What audiences are saying.
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“Funny and honest and weird. A brilliant, dreamy film with some of the most real relationship dialogue I’ve seen.”
—VAN
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“The writing is sharp, the performances are on point, and the pacing keeps you engaged from start to finish.”
—LANCE
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“I didn’t even realize I needed this like that. A masterpiece.”
—DAYA
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"I psychotically loved the movie. It’s one of those movies that I want everyone I love to see. Sticks with you in a profoundly personal way."
—MARY BETH
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“It made you feel something, which is what movies are for. And it’s something that we are missing in the film world right now.”
—CIANA
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“A small, low-budget indie film I knew nothing about that was really quite moving and beautiful in so many ways. If you’ve ever felt love or loss, this will resonate.”
—RENEE
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I have never felt personally connected to a film quite like I do with Guacamole Yesterdays. It was as though snippets of my life were replaying before my eyes. Compelling, relatable, incredibly powerful. Manages to be both laugh-out-loud funny and ugly-cry sad in the same picture.
—WINK
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“I stumbled across this film playing at my local art theater, and honestly, it felt like fate. The story is thought-provoking and emotionally moving. I laughed, cried, and soaked in all the details. Do yourself a favor and watch this sweet little film.”
—YVONNE
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“I don’t know if I’ve ever seen a film that balanced the humor with the tragedy so well. Watching it with an audience you could hear the laughs, and then you could feel the tension building, and then you could hear the tears. What a great experience.”
—DAVID
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