Looking for Miguel

Miguel is a young politician who comes from a wealthy family. He has seen the world from a privileged position and made a brilliant career. But the vicissitudes of life make it a corpse with no identification, a NN, and the autopsy table to relive the horror of the doctor and his murderers. Miguel escapes and discovers that he lose his memory: do not know who he is. Miguel is looking for himself in an unfamiliar city, with unknown men, haunted by images of his past and does not know what dreams are not what they mean. From total ignorance of himself, Miguel live the drama of the street and part of the show ever saw from the window of his car. Survives through the love of a transvestite libertine, to the solidarity of marginal always despised and never took into account, and the complicity of a recycler that prepares delicious soups, and experience the horror, drunkenness and the fascination of being beyond everything and be foreign to himself. The politician is no more. The Miguel of today has no past and future. But Miguel is looking for and trying to find their essential being and strives to find, if any, redemption. —Diego Alvarez