Upon the killing of a cartel gunman, his four-year-old son Sujo loses his beloved father. Sujo grows up under the shadow of violence at every stage of his life in his isolated life in the Mexican countryside. To fulfill his father's fate, Sujo finds himself joining a drug cartel as he becomes an adult. While his father's legacy helps shape Sujo's own life, a dramatic and tragic story that attracts the viewer's attention emerges. The movie narrates Sujo's transition from childhood to adulthood and the challenges and struggles he experiences during this process. The impact of the film on its viewers is undeniable; Sujo's story resonates as a story of survival and search for belonging. The film shows the audience Sujo's story and the realities of life in the Mexican countryside. The film was shot in isolated rural areas of Mexico.
