Long Way Home

If love means to suffer to prove faith and humility, then why does it hurt as much as fighting for its righteousness?

One night Cassie (Alanna Blair) indulges in some old habits and passes out in an alley. When she wakes, she finds in her pocket a strange Polaroid of herself with a mysterious man. This brush with the unknown draws her away from home and inexorably down a rabbit hole peopled with urchins, dealers, and a host of characters that the rest of the world has forgotten. For Cassie every choice leads her closer to the strangers in the picture - not only the man whose name is whispered among vagrants, but the woman she thought she knew as well.

Commerce Counselor Römer is a respected man who acquired his wealth through successful speculation and business dealings. Befitting his status, he keeps a large house - a converted castle - into which he has also taken in his close relatives: his sister-in-law Flora, a beautiful young woman, arrogant, over-confident and passionately devoted to all intellectual fads; his second sister-in-law Henriette, a sickly girl with an almost fanatical love of truth; his aunt, President Urach, who always pays attention to good form and strict adherence to etiquette. After all, this is Dr. Bruck, Flora's bridegroom, a quiet, modest but important doctor whose relationship with his bride suffers from her cold-hearted arrogance.

Chasing women and staying one step ahead of the law, the Cisco Kid meets Raquel, then Dolores. He sees that Raoul is the boyfriend of Raquel but engaged to Dolores. Learning that all her money will got to her uncle Don Jose when she marries Raoul, Cisco suspects a plot and sets out to unravel it.

A disillusioned single mother decides to give love one last chance.

Constantina and Irene have become the last guardians of a centuries-old oral tradition doomed to disappear. A musician tries to find them and undertakes a journey where life moves forward and shows the fragility of everything that surrounds us.