Mexico, 2059. Law 127 has come into effect: all forms of cultural expression are now banned. Nearly 30 years after the last execution of writers, Santiago Márquez, an idealistic and radical young man, works as a cameraman for the local TV station. Across the city, in an old HOUSE, a group of young people awaits him. They spend their days writing poems, stories, and essays, rolling them up like cigarettes to smuggle them throughout the city. In the mansion, they are fed up with the government, the media, and the current state of things. The story unfolds on the day they are set to strike a blow that could change the course of their reality.