María Elena Duque

A young woman discovers she was submitted to several surgeries to correct her intersexual body as a baby. She has to find her own self outside gender binaries.

After his husband Carlos, a prominent Bogotá prosecutor, receives vicious homophobic death threats targeting their home, photographer Javier descends into severe insomnia and terrifying, reality-bending nightmares. Driven by an obsessive need to protect Carlos and their two children, Javier armors himself with an illegal revolver and round-the-clock vigilance, slowly alienating the very family he is desperate to shield. But as the line between waking paranoia and supernatural dread dissolves, Javier is caught between a clinical diagnosis of schizophrenia and a chilling metaphysical revelation: that the force hunting him is not merely an unhinged enemy, but an unresolved threshold he was never meant to cross.

Adolescent and from a modest neighborhood, Ana has spent her years in front of a sewing machine, working to support her two younger brothers and silently enduring the abuse of a pervert stepfather and an indifferent mother. Her hearing impairment has made marginalized her in a world that refuses to listen to her, becoming her in an object of use of who are around her. Unable to resign herself that her brothers will suffer the same fate, Ana decides to save them, embarking on a trip to freedom.