In Sonora, Mexico. Jeremías, an eight year old, who finds out he is a gifted child initiates a journey of self discovery. When an opportunistic physiologist makes contact with Jeremías, a new world of experiences open up to him but at the expense of being away from the family he loves. Jeremías must choose between this exciting but lonely new world he finds himself in or returning home to his loving family.
Pato Safa
Director
Martín Castro
Jeremías
Isela Vega
Herminia
Marcela Sotomayor
Audelia
Karem Momo
Margarita
Paulo Galindo
Onésimo
Gerardo Diego
Raúl
Luna Audrey Martínez Castillo
Jeremías Bebé
Carlos Felipe Flores
Jeremías 3 años
José David Amavizca Martínez
Jeremías 5 años
Alexia Sobarzo
Maestra Primaria
Luis Verdugo
Alumno "Veterinario"
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