Synopsis
Martina and Manuel cross the Bolivian border into Argentina as 'mules'. When taking refuge in a hotel, he dies with the cocaine capsules inside his body. The pressure of the traffickers corners Martina, she has to deliver all the capsules in another city, hers and Manuel's. She has no way out. There is only one person she can turn to: Javier, her father, who never recognized her. A relationship that doesn't exist tries to find a way amidst the sordidness. This may be the only and last chance.
Director's bio
Bárbara Sarasola-Day was born in Argentina in 1976 and lived his childhood between Salta and Buenos Aires. Deshora, her debut feature as a screenwriter and director, had its world premiere at Panorama de la Berlinale (2013). The film participated in more than 35 festivals like Cartagena (Colombia) and Latin Beats at Lincoln Center (New York, USA). The film won the 'India Catalina Award for Best Actor' at the Cartagena de Indias Festival.
