In a Cuba filled with contrasts and political tensions, a British exile returns to the island after years of absence. Against the backdrop of the Cuban Revolution and its repercussions on the country's social structure, the protagonist, a young idealist named Jack, finds himself caught between his romantic memories of the island and the harsh reality faced by its people. Jack is a photographer who used to work for a prominent newspaper, and now he returns with the intention of capturing the essence of a country that has profoundly marked him.
Upon reuniting with old friends and family, Jack begins to discover that the regime he once dreamed of witnessing grow is devastating the spirit of its people. Caught between his desire to help and a growing sense of hopelessness, Jack dives into a world of conspiracies and discontent. The lives of Cubans are filled with nuances, ranging from the struggle for survival to the hope for a better future, which leads him to question his own place in this tumultuous history.
As tensions rise and decisions become increasingly difficult, Jack is compelled to take a side, leading him to a crossroads that is both moral and personal. The unfolding of this revolution intertwines with the quest for identity and loyalty, making Jack's journey an intense exploration of love, loss, and redemption.