Synopsis

Fabiola, Josue and Francisco are 11 years old and live in Culiacan, Sinaloa. They share economic problems, family absences and classrooms in an elementary school. It is there, in 2016, where they meet César, who teaches them a film workshop and makes a short film. During the workshop, each of the children exposes their fears, insecurities and their relationship with the endemic violence they experience in the city. Six years later they meet again to tell a story that shows the normalization of violence in their lives.