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2007 | Color | 80 min

María Rosa wants to be missionary but a rape converts her into a single mother. Josué marries her. The obsession to find the rapist, whom she associates with an angel, upsets her existence to extreme situations. A tragic revenge releases her from the past and transforms her. She begins a new life.


Country: México
Direction: Makhlouf Akl; Tufic
Script: R. Mirabal; Enrique
Production: Makhlouf Akl; Tufic
Photography: AMC, Z. López (AMC); Jorge
Sound: Schroeder; Luis, Cruz; Evelia
Cast:Konishi; Lupita, Peña; Samir, Macías; Arturo, Boido; Marina, Vega; Raúl, Vela; Celia
Art direction: Montalvo; Xiomara
Participation year at FICM: 2007

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