Harold Azuara

Harold Azuara pops up in “Contigo en el futuro” (2025), and honestly, the dude just brings something different. The story? Okay, so it’s set in this not-so-distant future that feels weirdly familiar—like you blink and suddenly tech has taken over way too much. There’s a hint of Black Mirror vibes, but with way more heart and not just the usual dystopian doom-fest. Harold’s character is stuck juggling some heavy stuff: family drama, friends drifting apart, and this whole deal where nobody really knows what’s real anymore because everyone’s glued to their screens 24/7. He’s got this spark though, like he’s just not ready to give up on people even when they’re basically cyborgs half the time. There’s this wild subplot about hacking memories—people literally swapping out their worst moments for something a bit sunnier, which sounds cool until you realize it’s kind of a horror show. You get these trippy sequences where reality just glitches out and you’re left wondering what’s actually happening. But at the center, it’s Harold’s stubborn hope that kind of holds the mess together. He keeps fighting to connect, to remind everyone there’s more to life than notifications and fake perfection. Sometimes he’s hilarious (and a little too honest), sometimes he’s just lost, but you can’t help but root for him. The movie’s this mashup of sci-fi, coming-of-age, and a little bit of romance, but it never takes itself too seriously. It’s messy, real, and way more relatable than you’d expect from a story about the future.