Cecilia and her son embark on a journey. On the third day, she is found wandering alone, not remembering what happened during this time. She is desperately looking for her son and finds herself wrapped in a brutal hunt, carried out by a religious fanatic, whom she faces off against. To her, he's a lunatic. To him, Cecilia is the enemy.
Daniel de la Vega
Director
Mariana Anghileri
Cecilia Amato
Gerardo Romano
Padre Enrique
Lautaro Delgado Tymruk
Hernán Pastori
Osvaldo Santoro
Ricardo Ventura
Diego Cremonesi
Fernando Garro
Osmar Núñez
Noriega
Octavio Belmonte
Martín Garro
Mathias Domizi
El Antiguo
Sergio Boris
Comisario
Verónica Intile
Lucía Fígaro
Susana Beltrán
Ofelia Beltrán
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