Jhon Meza

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.

After years living abroad in Turin, Lorena returns to Colombia with her charismatic husband Filippo and their ten-year-old son, settling into an imposing country home promised as a fresh start. But as Lorena attempts to reclaim her professional autonomy and rebuild a life of her own, Filippo’s subtle emotional manipulation, chronic ailments, and the sudden arrival of her overbearing mother-in-law tighten around her like a vice. Trapped beneath the polished facade of suburban domesticity, Lorena must confront the psychological walls enclosing her family before she completely disappears.