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Idania and Luis receive the news that their son has murdered another boy while on guard duty in the unit where he is doing his military service. The parents’ relationship will be in crisis, based on each one’s vision of their child.
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Idania and Luis receive the news that their son has murdered another boy while on guard duty in the unit where he is doing his military service. The parents’ relationship will be in crisis, based on each one’s vision of their child.
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