On a day like any other, Chila Huerta wakes up her three children and abandons the house that she shares with her husband. The town is left to wonder what secrets Chila is hiding.

In a militarized, post-apocalyptic world, ravaged by an infection that turns people into beasts, one child defies all obstacles to find his mother. He has one question to ask in the midst of all this doom: does she still remember him?

Laura is a fifteen-year-old teenager who receives a letter from her mother, of which she had no news a decade ago. Laura decides to try to go to Holland to meet her, in need of answers and alternatives to the hostile environment that surrounds her. For that, he will have to face Angela, his older sister, a young policewoman who, as a child, was forced to take the reins of the family when she was orphaned. Angela will try, by all means, to keep Laura with her and not be alone. Little by little the violence that surrounds him will make him lose control.

When a man's car breaks down in the middle of nowhere, an unexpected confrontation ensues. If those ditches could talk... 1981, the American Southwest. Daniel is on his way to join his family, cruising through the desert valley while the sun is beating down on his old Chevy. But his car breaks down and he has to pull off the deserted road. But luckily a bad-ass trucker stops by to help him a hand...Remember BREAKDOWN, with Kurt Russell? It's a bit like that, except with a flashy 80's synth score. And what if people are not what they seem and the real evil guy is the one you least expect?