One Hundred Years Later. Alberto Vazquez-Figueroa

One hundred years after the Spanish flu epidemic that killed sixty million people, we suffer a pandemic that has led to an unprecedented global crisis. The chaos and the scarcity have taken over the planet and we would say there is no way out while humans beings live in panic. What path should we take? What resources do we have to overcome?This is the story of a family that is forced to live in isolation and watch their ties break, although these will re-weld more strongly when they understand that whatever the end is, it will be less painful or more glorious if they manage to reach it together.It is also a song of hope because despair itself can kill more than any virus.