Cary Fukunaga has showed himself in the best possible light as the director of the fantastic series “The Detective” which has brought him a number of awards, including Emmy. A few years before “The Detective”, he made “Sin Nombre,” a low-budget movie portraying the brutal worlds of poor regions in Latin America. The main protagonist is Casper, a member of the notorious, cruel gang Mara Salvatrucha from Salvador. In this reality, Casper only has two choices – adapt to the rules governing this world or die. When he goes against his notoriously violent boss, he has to hatch an escape plan. The question is, whether it is at all possible to escape in an environment so polluted by evil? The movie is an example of a powerful, uncompromising cinema which touches on the problems of one of the poorest and most dangerous regions of the world.