Sin in the Andes
In a remote Andean valley, where the mountains keep ancestral secrets and peasant life passes between rituals and silence, the routine of some residents is broken with the appearance of Vitoria, a Brazilian tourist who bursts into that mysterious territory, lost.
Henry, a young man who observes with bewilderment the complex relationship of his stepparents, will find in Vitoria the trigger for his erotic awakening.
Lisa, her stepmother, struggles between loneliness and temptation, while Omar, the Patriarch, tries to preserve order under the weight of tradition.
When the paths of Vitoria and the residents become hopelessly intertwined, the valley becomes a scene of perversion and sins. There, where tradition and desire collide, the characters will face their irresistible desires of human temptation.
