Ramón Barba Loza

Romantic incest-esque film about life in a tequila making ranch.

Mexican feature film

In the highest echelons of the ruling party, the candidacy of Mr. Serrano for state governor is being orchestrated. His history of bloodshed and corruption has helped him climb the ladder of power, but federal agent Victor is on a quest to uncover an entire network of women trafficking and blackmail linked to Mr. Serrano, which he uses to control his enemies and party members with the help of Luisa, who runs the city's most exclusive brothels.

Roberto Camacho (Eleazar Garcia Jr.) Is the biggest boss in the weed trafficking business of Michoacan; and the officers in charge of operating the manhunt against him is Commander Gutierrez (Bernabe Melendrez) and Lieutenant Rodriguez (Roberto Ruiz). Mirna (Alicia Reynoso "La Tequilera") is a sensual and beautiful woman who professes her love to Camacho. She lives next to him in the lowest betrayals and bloddiest chases, trying to escape the hands of the law. The fields of Michoacan provoke the demon's ambition, power and riches, against said law. It will have to enforce all its force to blast the network of traffickers in the country.

The film is about the put-upon Juan Pablo, misused by his gold-digging, cheating girlfriend, pranked by her punk son, arm-twisted and hustled by the security guard at his workplace and forced to do all the work that the dolt, cellphone game app-addicted, gum-snapping boss is supposed to do.

Four sexy dancers from a nightclub are involved in a reckoning for organized crime, for which they have to flee, while hiding in a hospital.