Malen Azzam

Shlomo Slutzky, an Argentinian immigrant to Israel, tries to discover what happened to his cousin Samuel after he was disappeared by the state during the Argentinian military regime of the 1970s. Shlomo's journey within Israel takes a sharp turn after he locates Interpol fugitive Anibal Teodoro Gauto, suspected of being one of Samuel’s murderers. Shlomo decides to fight for Gauto’s extradition to Argentina for trial. To his surprise, he meets fierce opposition from the state, determined to keep Gauto protected and prevent the unveiling of dark secrets from the past. Tomer Slutzky, Shlomo’s son, follows his father’s fight for justice against this alleged murderer of his cousin. What began as a father and son's discovery of a family secret turns into an investigative drama and public affair both in Israel and Argentina.

Tomer Slutzky accompanies Shlomo, his father, in pursuit of Aníbal Gauto, suspected of crimes against humanity in Argentina in the seventies, protected by Israeli authorities for reasons that go back to the close relationship between the two countries during the last dictatorship.

In 2008, workers at the Nuestra Huella poultry company decided to expose their employment situation. This led to the uncovering of one of the largest child and labor exploitation schemes in Argentina.

Leandro is a troubled and withdrawn teenager. The breakdown of his family structure forces him to find solace in the streets. He slowly begins to descend into delinquency and crime. His relationship with Chachota, his closest accomplice, has deteriorated, and Leandro is certain that Chachota betrayed him to the police. He also implicates him in a series of robberies, which link him to "Gordo" Ovalle, a shadowy criminal whom the police have long targeted.