In a crucial moment in United States history, the lives of a diverse group of characters intertwine at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles on June 5, 1968, where the shadow of a tragedy looms over the country. It is the night when Robert F. Kennedy, a charismatic senator and presidential candidate, is set to give his speech after winning the California primary. Amid the social upheaval of the time, we witness the stories of a hotel staff and their guests: a young idealist, a traumatized ex-soldier, a dreamy elderly woman, a pregnant secretary, and a couple of employees caught in a forbidden romance.
Each of them reflects the hopes and conflicts of the moment, from optimism to disenchantment with the American dream. Tension mounts as everyone prepares for the celebration that could change the course of the nation. As the night unfolds and the destinies of these characters intertwine, an atmosphere of anticipation and fatalism builds. What should be a night of joy transforms into unimaginable horror when the sound of a gunshot is heard, altering the course of their lives forever.
This film not only chronicles a tragic moment in politics but also explores the dreams and personal struggles of those who yearned for a better future, leaving a profound reflection on love, loss, and hope in a chaotic world.