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In idyllic San Miguel de Allende, young Renato Murguia (Ian Inago) grows up best buddies with his dad Flavio (Juan Pablo Espinosa) in the early nineties, flying remote airplanes on grassy hills and amid colonial architecture, and dreaming of flying a real airplane. When a financial crisis hits Mexico in 1994, Flavio reluctantly heads to America to seek work, promising to return. But he never does.

Renato (Luis Gerardo Méndez), now 35 in the present day, matures into a successful entrepreneur who runs a private-jet charter company, Murguia Aviation. Mexico has been good to Renato, who disdains America’s ignorant assumptions and excesses. Just days before his wedding to fiancée Pamela (Pia Watson), Renato receives an unexpected phone call from Flavio’s American wife Katherine (Ashley Poole), telling him Flavio is dying in Chicago and wishes to see Renato one last time. Urged to go on the trip by Pamela, Renato flies to America where he’s stunned to meet a younger half brother he never knew about: the flamboyant Asher (Connor Del Rio), a millennial who fantasizes about becoming a social-media brand ambassador. Flavio makes one last request of his sons. He sends them on a road trip to deliver an envelope that will lead them to the mysterious Eloise—and answers to questions both young men harbor about their father’s double life.

The restrained Renato is horrified at the thought of a road trip with the impulsive Asher. Renato just wants to return to Mexico. However, Pamela wants Renato to come to terms with his own family, before he starts a new family with her and her son Emilio (Mike Salazar). Renato agrees to a day trip, not a road trip. He dozes off in Asher’s vintage Mercedes diesel station wagon, only to awaken to gunshots at a goat farm where Asher has spontaneously stopped off for a tour and rescued an unhappy goat.

One thing leads to another and the half-brothers discover more about Flavio’s secrets on their escapade-filled road trip from Chicago to Texas. They follow their father’s clues to a St. Louis factory, the Latino beer hall across the street, an Oklahoma pawn shop, a Route 66 diner, a secluded hunting cabin, an ICE detention center, and finally an old adobe convent in El Paso, Texas.

Thrown together on this unanticipated journey, the mismatched siblings confront misconceptions and gain insights as they learn to view the world from more perspectives.

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