Más Fuerte Que El Amor

Carlos' family come from the poorest of backgrounds, but have worked their way up and now own a large share of the sugar plantation where they used to be employed. However, all those involved remain silent in public about their true wealth and the reasons for it. Carlos, for example, has financed a bar for his mistress, the noise of which keeps the residents of the mansion awake at night. When the daughter of the house drives up in a coupé and treats Carlos like her property, more than just the two of them soon have their fuses blown ... A Shakespeare-inspired, astonishingly modern, sardonically humorous melodrama about ownership of all kinds.