The film tells the story of a dysfunctional middle-class Lima family who lives in Tarata Street in the district of Miraflores, a place that suffered a terrorist attack in 1992. Daniel, the father, a working man of noble character, works as an accountant for a national university and lives astonished how Peruvian society is divided into two ideological groups due to terrorism. Daniel spends his free time taking notes about advertising messages that are written on the walls of the university. On the other hand, Claudia, his wife, is a woman of strong temperament, loud and suspicious. Sometimes she humiliates Daniel and everything is solved with a cry raised. Sofi, the eldest daughter, is a confused and depressed preteen who spends his days on the roof of his house and Elías thinks every parked car is a car bomb.