Gods

Diego is in love with his sister, Andrea, and faces the guilt and pleasure he gets from it. Andrea, however, occupies her time on other things: she has her own secrets to hide. Augustine, their father, has brought home Elisa, his new girlfriend, twenty years younger than him and from a lower social and economic class. Elisa will have to learn fast if she wants to become the social woman she always wanted to be. A family trapped in the rigid social mechanisms of the Peruvian upper class. A chronicle of the decline, hypocrisy and conformism, where the characters act like gods, beyond rules, beyond morality and beyond belief.