THE CARIBBEAN "All inclusive"

SYNOPSIS

It isn´t easy to digest being left standing on the altar, that's why Alicia curls up and gives herself to depression. Although it doesn’t last long, because Elena is willing to get her best friend back, and she can't think of a better way than to invite her to the Caribbean.

While it seems to be a journey of healthy fun between two friends, it ends up becoming a wild ride, where nothing is what it seems. Madness is taking over the day to day, with characters appearing who are more typical of a madhouse than a resort: Alfredo, the bellboy for everything and everyone, willing to do whatever it takes to achieve his most carnal desires; Germán, Elena's friend who appears by “surprise”, is the hunter who is hunted, the center of a triangle that could well be a quadrilateral; Fermín, the wolf in wolf’s fur, the culprit of the infinite spite of Alicias and Germáns, the jerk who is finally humiliated by something he never imagined.

And if this sauce wasn’t seasoned enough, add a handful of Politours (Dominican Tourist Police) as corrupt as they come, a pinch of savory homosexuality, a widow seeking carnal satisfaction, and an odd boy who counts money with his nose, and you will get a story hard to forget.