Juan David Manrique

Helena and her best friends have very different life experiences, but they all seek happiness. They call themselves the "Most Holy Ones," since they have the names of saints or martyrs. These women will be forced to confront the opposition of those determined to obstruct their path to fulfillment and happiness.

Rafael, an amateur boxer, flees to Bogotá after refusing to lose a fight. He seeks his brother Lucho for work but discovers he’s involved in the black market. Things get worse when Rafael falls for Helena, Lucho’s girlfriend, risking his marriage and morals.

Helena and her best friends have very different life experiences, but they all seek happiness. They call themselves the "Most Holy Ones," since they have the names of saints or martyrs. These women will be forced to confront the opposition of those determined to obstruct their path to fulfillment and happiness.

Rafael, an amateur boxer, flees to Bogotá after refusing to lose a fight. He seeks his brother Lucho for work but discovers he’s involved in the black market. Things get worse when Rafael falls for Helena, Lucho’s girlfriend, risking his marriage and morals.