On a quiet morning in 1968 in Mexico City, a family prepares for a normal day when politics and chaos intrude upon their home. The story revolves around the González family, a middle-class household living with the hope of a better future, but caught in the growing social tension that shakes the country. As the youth rise up for their rights and the voice of the young begins to resonate in the streets, the parents, who have witnessed suffering and broken promises, grapple with fear and hope.
Everything changes rapidly when the student movement intensifies and protests multiply. The family, represented by the diverse perspectives of its members, experiences a whirlwind of emotions and moral dilemmas. As government repression escalates, the home becomes a tense refuge where ideals, dreams, and the brutal reality lurking outside are discussed.
The film, framed by the tragic and moving portrayal of a historical event, delves into the pain and struggle of its characters, who face devastating losses and difficult decisions. Violence will erupt in their lives, turning dawn into a symbol of disillusionment and resistance as the family confronts the harsh reality of a country engulfed in turmoil.