To Look Better

The characters all move into the same building, but none of them imagine the danger they face by moving there. They are all very different, but they are united by one character: Onofre Villahermosa, who presents himself as a charming man, a saint, the best neighbor, when in reality he is a criminal, a swindler, and a murderer. He installs cameras in every apartment to manipulate his neighbors like puppets. Among their suitcases, they bring their dreams, their fears, and their secrets. Some feel they are arriving in paradise, others in hell. But none of them imagine the danger they face by moving there. They are all very different and will fall in love in very different ways, because falling in love at twenty is not the same as falling in love at thirty, forty, fifty, or sixty. Falling in love for the first time is not the same as falling in love after a divorce, or when you already have grown children or even grandchildren.