In the bustling heart of Mexico City during the 1970s, a group of young people in search of their identity finds themselves caught in a world of impending social and political changes. The story revolves around an emerging filmmaker who faces the pressure of creating a masterpiece that reflects the complexity of his environment. As he works on his film, he delves into his memories, exploring his childhood and the family tensions that shaped him.
The atmosphere of the city is vibrant and chaotic, overflowing with music, protests, and an emerging film culture. The main characters, a diverse group of friends and artists, navigate the ups and downs of life, from love and friendship to betrayal and loss. Deep conversations and comical situations create an intimate mood that contrasts with the underlying political issues, such as student protests and growing authoritarianism.
As social controversies escalate, the bonds between the characters are put to the test, and each must confront their own inner demons. Throughout the film, memories and realities intertwine, creating an emotional tapestry that captures the essence of a time and place that feels both familiar and distant. With a striking visual style and introspective narrative, the film pays homage to the power of cinema to reflect life in all its complexity.