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Marisol (played by Alejandra Herrera) finds herself trapped in a complex web of relationships, torn between her possessive and aggressive cousin, Mauro (portrayed by Eduardo Mendizábal), and a passionate yet emotionally distant lover named Mundo (played by Noé Hernández). Set in a turbulent rural Mexican town, violence permeates their surroundings, with gangs and guerilla fighters an ever-present threat. As the story unfolds, Mundo is forced to flee their town, leaving Marisol with a void in her heart. Despite the physical distance, their connection remains alive through the digital world, as they communicate through various online platforms. Though Marisol is held captive by the stifling constraints of her environment, their virtual connection becomes a lifeline, offering fleeting moments of solace and hope amid the chaos that surrounds her.As the narrative progresses, Marisol is faced with difficult choices, navigating the treacherous terrain of her relationships with Mauro and Mundo. Each encounter teeters on the edge of danger, as Marisol must confront her own desires and break free from the constraints of a society plagued by violence and oppression.Through powerful performances by the cast, the film portrays the harsh realities of life in a rural Mexican town, bringing to light the complexities of love, power, and the indomitable human spirit. Director (INSERT DIRECTORS NAME HERE) expertly captures the raw emotions of the characters, creating a vivid and evocative cinematic experience.In the end, "Marisol" stands as a poignant exploration of the fragile yet resilient nature of love, and the lengths one is willing to go to fight for their own happiness in the face of adversity. It is an unflinching portrayal of a world on the brink, where hope and despair collide, leaving a lasting impact on its audiences.