Contigo voy

The film centers on the Guerra family, which is thrown into turmoil when Joaquín leaves his wife Mónica and their three children. In stark contrast, the Salvador family, consisting of father Arturo and his son Teo, arrives next door, having lived alone since the death of their wife and mother. This setup ignites a clash between two different models of fatherhood—one that is nurturing and involved versus one that is absent and neglectful.

As the story unfolds, the families' interactions lead to a deeper exploration of their emotional landscapes, revealing how they seek connection amid their struggles. An innocent prayer prompts a series of events filled with danger, humor, and profound questions about their identities and relationships. This film delves into themes of loss, mercy, and the quest for understanding in the midst of hardship.