Doni has lost everything. David, his best friend, is a bankrupt producer. Max is a cop who no longer believes in the law. Jack just served a five-year sentence for computer hacking. Leo has been trying to change people all his life, unsuccessfully. Inexorably, their lives cross paths…
David Sousa Moreau
Director
Leandro Rivera
Doni
Fele Martínez
David
Gorka Otxoa
Jack
Hovik Keuchkerian
Max
Juan Pablo Shuk
Inspector JD
Cecilia Freire
Thais
Leander Vyvey
Newsreader
Raúl Beatmac
Manifestante
Crisaide Mendes Jones
International Reporter
Román Reyes
Security Guard
Roksana Nievadis
International Correspondent
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