In the tumultuous context of the 1950s, a young Argentine doctor, driven by aspirations for change and social justice, embarks on a journey that will take him from the narrow margins of his homeland to the heart of the Cuban Revolution. As the protagonist immerses himself in the fight against an oppressive regime, he transforms into a charismatic leader and a feared guerrilla, known for his revolutionary ideology and unyielding determination. The story begins with his meeting with Fidel Castro in Mexico, where they plan their incursion into Cuba together. From there, we witness how the group of rebels faces countless challenges, from military ambushes to the betrayal of allies.
The narrative is enriched with a deep insight into the protagonist's psychology, his love for freedom, and his devotion to the cause. The film alternates between his military achievements in Cuba and intimate reflections on what revolution truly means; it is not just an armed struggle but also a journey of self-discovery. With striking visual style and an immersive pace, the director captures both the beauty and chaos of war, prompting viewers to question the aspects of the heroic figure they are witnessing. The lesson about the fight for justice intertwines with the personal price a man must pay for his ideals, leaving a powerful reflection that lingers long after the credits have rolled.