César Rincón Jiménez

In a small town in Michoacán, Genaro—a young father living in the closet—finds himself in a race against time. He has just 72 hours to reach Morelia and obtain post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) following a sexual encounter that turned into an assault—all while trying to fulfill his responsibilities as a father and maintain the image of the “upright man” that everyone expects him to be.

Omar and Tere love to dance. They do it every time they can and they do it well. Even so, they both keep a secret for themselves. On the dance floor, she is the one who guides him and not the other way around, as tradition says.

In a small town in Michoacán, Genaro—a young father living in the closet—finds himself in a race against time. He has just 72 hours to reach Morelia and obtain post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) following a sexual encounter that turned into an assault—all while trying to fulfill his responsibilities as a father and maintain the image of the “upright man” that everyone expects him to be.

Omar and Tere love to dance. They do it every time they can and they do it well. Even so, they both keep a secret for themselves. On the dance floor, she is the one who guides him and not the other way around, as tradition says.

Omar and Tere love to dance. They do it every time they can and they do it well. Even so, they both keep a secret for themselves. On the dance floor, she is the one who guides him and not the other way around, as tradition says.