Yajaira Orta

Fidel, a deaf mugger, sees the possibility of a new life after he start attending to a school for the deaf. However his chances are getting shorter as the a police officer is after his trail.

Pedro Che is a carefree taxi driver who advises his friends Sebastián and Artemio, politically committed law students, to do like him.

The religious film, based on a Christian conception, was directed and produced by Rhoda Torres, who stars in the story as "Mía Magdalena," a young woman who lived in the midst of a serious family conflict, marked by gender violence and abuse, which forced her to run away from home with her nine-year-old sister. Along the way, which they had to navigate in the capital, Mía found herself immersed in prostitution in order to get ahead. But an event, an extreme experience that almost ended her life, allowed her to change course and take the path of salvation, even helping others overcome adverse situations.

Verónica Bruzual, a member of the Youth Brigade of the Police Investigations Directorate, changes her name to find out the causes and perpetrators of her father's murder and her brother's disappearance. Two cases, seemingly unrelated to her investigation, put her on the trail of a powerful criminal organization. She ultimately discovers that this organization, which includes her father's right-hand man, is responsible for the tragedy that befell her family.