Marco Polo

Marco has a problem with substance abuse. Unable to switch off, Marco takes what he finds. His brother, Ángel, teaches him a simpler kind of life, without having to take drugs in order to live in peace. Ángel tries to get Marco out to party, taking him with his group of friends.

Marco leaves early to drug himself on the beach, alone. Ángel goes in search of his brother, but while searching for him, he is run over in a hit and run. Marco arrives at the scene drugged, and blames himself for the death.

From then on, Marco decides to open up to his friends and his family, like his brother asked him, trying to internally deal with his death. The family binds up their wounds so they can focus on closing the gap left by Ángel＇s death.

Making this summer, the last summer of his childhood.