It tells the story of O´scar, a twelve-year-old Honduran boy who is forced to flee his home and seek asylum in the United States, only to find himself trapped in the U.S. immigration system.

A documentary about the violence in Mexico told from the word of those who have suffered the pain and those who make the pain.

The film draws the exceptional process of growing maize, the delicacy of selecting seeds and preparing the land that will receive them, the tenacity and the nuances involved in taking care of the whole process, until the harvest arrives after working for months and the family enjoys the vital uses of its fruits.

Young Andy is having a hard time at school, taunted for being different than the other boys. When his mother unexpectedly dies, Andy moves to a small Mexican suburb to live with his strict, no-nonsense grandmother. Soon, Andy finds comfort and refuge in Charly, the estate's sexy young gardener, who introduces him to an exciting world of danger, risk, and temptation.