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Young Dylan, passionate about technology, finds himself drawn into the shadows of video game addiction. His refuge is a pair of virtual reality glasses that transport him to a fascinating and absorbing digital universe. However, this virtual technology becomes a prison. Dylan, immersed for endless hours in this digital environment, gradually loses touch with his real life. His obsession not only affects his personal well-being, but it also affects the people who love them most: his parents. As the addiction reaches critical proportions, the protagonist's health rapidly deteriorates, bringing him to the point of physical and mental collapse. The situation becomes so serious that emergency intervention is necessary, and the young man is admitted to a hospital. Young Dylan manages to overcome the physical and mental collapse that he experienced during the long hours immersed in the virtual world. After a few weeks, his parents decide to take him to a psychologist to get the necessary help. Afterwards, he is admitted to a rehabilitation center for a period of two months. During his stay, the center teaches valuable lessons in responsibility, while his parents reinforce the principles of his Christian faith. This experience becomes a transformador path for Dylan, guiding him toward building a solid identity, rooted in values and purpose, under the careful guidance of his parents. Over the course of the film, we observe an adult Dylan, who has become a professional, providing community service as a doctor. He expresses deep gratitude to his parents for intervening in time and correcting the course of his life. In the ending, the actor Edgardo Vázquez, who played the role in the film as young Dylan's father, addresses society with a message, warning about the dangers of using technology irresponsibly, highlighting its detrimental impact on the entire society.

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