Alma (35) is recently divorced from Rafa, her ex-husband
who cheated on her. Healing from a painful betrayal, Alma
is increasingly anxious. One day when Alma drives her son
home from school, a stranger stops her car, asking her to
help bring a man to hospital. Suspicious, Alma denies the
request and drives away.
Days later, Alma is summoned by the police. Due to her
negligence and refusal to help, the man died. Alma is
required by Paulina (the dead man’s daughter) to pay blood
money. Alma refuses, but Rafa secretly pays her debt.
When Alma finds out, she looks for Paulina to ask for the
truth. The situation escalates as the two women are very
suspicious of each other.
When someone sets fire to her house, Alma is sure that
Paulina is behind it and reports her to the police. When the
actual reason for the fire is discovered, Alma’s world turns
upside down. Once a victim, now a perpetrator. Confession
is not an option. She doesn’t want Rafa to see her life
crumble after divorcing him. Alma explores the haunting
lengths to which humans can go to prove that they are
right. Alma decides that possibly the only way to prove
herself right, is by proving everybody else wrong.