Mundial Argentina ‘78. Lima.
El fiscal Félix Chacaltana se ve entre fuegos. Un amigo enfermo, una madre autoritaria, el amor. Mientras tanto, el mundial. La ciudad detenida. En ese momento un asesinato.
Y el plan Cóndor en el que está enredado, como habiéndose subido a un tren fantasma sin frenos, ayuda menos. Como la última dictadura argentina, el mundialismo, o desconocer a un amigo. Saber lo oculto.
Y Cecilia es La Enorme Hazaña de Chacaltana. La violencia en todos sus colores y seguir encontrando paz en la sonrisa de un niño, son algunas de las otras.
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