Number Eighty

The film centers on Chano, who faces the harsh realities of returning to Mexico after living in the United States as an illegal immigrant. Separated from his family, he grapples with feelings of loneliness and despair in a country he is meant to call home.

As he works alongside Don Memo, a retired motorcycle racer, Chano embarks on a journey of self-discovery while rebuilding an old motorcycle. This process symbolizes his quest to find a sense of belonging and purpose amid the challenges he faces.

Number Eighty touches on significant social issues and personal struggles, making it relevant for those interested in drama and stories that reflect the immigrant experience. The film features performances by Ángeles Cruz and Gerardo Taracena, who bring depth to the narrative of resilience and identity.