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Diego lives under the yoke of his grandfather, a religious charlatan who lives by giving shows with a ventriloquist dummy that looks like Christ and comes to life at night. Diego will discover with his help and that of his mother's ghost , a fairy snake, the dark past of his grandfather, as well as his truculent intentions.
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Diego lives under the yoke of his grandfather, a religious charlatan who lives by giving shows with a ventriloquist dummy that looks like Christ and comes to life at night. Diego will discover with his help and that of his mother's ghost , a fairy snake, the dark past of his grandfather, as well as his truculent intentions.
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Studio:Centro Universitario de Estudios Cinematográficos (CUEC), UNAM, Producciones Michilito
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