When Anyone Sees (2026)

Christian (Kevin Texis) exists on the margins of Mexico City, a young man worn down by a past the film only hints at and a present that offers little mercy. Overlooked by society and haunted by memories that surface in fragmented flashes, he drifts through low-wage jobs and smaller apartments, his grip on reality loosening with each humiliation. When a chance encounter pulls him into the orbit of a powerful political figure (Franco Rosas), Christian's fragile equilibrium shatters, setting him on a collision course with violence he may not be able to control — or even fully understand.

As Christian's paranoia deepens, the line between persecution and delusion blurs. A reporter (Miyagui Sánchez) circles the edges of his story, while a woman named Sofía (Diana Texis) offers the only tether to something resembling human connection. But in a world where power protects its own and the broken are discarded, redemption isn't on the menu — only survival, and even that comes at a cost.