Dark River

Clara, a sociologist expert in human rights and a mother, unhappy with the closure of the investigation into the disappearance of her son Manuel in a mountain range, will set out on her way in search of him or those guilty to do justice by her own hands. In this search, the woman will discover the existence of a drug trafficking network whose laboratory and operations center are located in the immediate vicinity of a place called Rio Oscura, where immigrants brought to Chile illegally are forced to work. After an investigation she will carry out on the spot, she will discover that her son was captured when she discovered this network. CLARA will try to connect the dots about her son's whereabouts in Rio Oscura, a place where no one is what they appear to be, and little by little she will discover that all its inhabitants are in one way or another involved with this powerful drug trafficking network, either working for it or keeping a complicit silence in exchange for protection or favors. In addition, it will unravel the cartel's connections with different agents of power that make it live in the shadows and with absolute impunity.