Red Dawn

In October 1968, Mexico City was ablaze with political fervor as students took to the streets in protest of the oppressive regime. As their voices grew louder and their numbers swelled, the government's patience wore thin, culminating in a violent turning point on October 2nd. This gripping historical drama unfolds against the backdrop of a tumultuous time, where the line between dissent and rebellion became blurred under lethal force. Through the lens of this pivotal moment, the film explores themes of resistance, idealism, and sacrifice as it delves into the lives of those who dared to challenge the status quo in a country on the brink of change.