A Ton of Luck

A young mother traveling with her 6-year-old daughter Simona, seeking a new start while carrying the weight of her husband's hidden debt. She embodies resilience, tenderness, and a stubborn hope that keeps her moving toward Coreguaje. Her decision to trust a driver and endure the road underscores the vulnerability of ordinary people in times of crisis.

A member of the counter-guerrilla unit who balances competence with inner conflict. He is pragmatic and loyal to his comrades, but the lure of money exposes cracks in his resolve. His reactions reveal how fear and desire can erode discipline in extreme conditions.

A grounded, debt-afflicted soldier who argues for doing what is right by reporting the money. His sense of duty collides with personal fear and the temptation of relief from poverty. He becomes a realist who questions whether the system will fail him anyway.

An idealistic fighter whose career ambitions are tested by the money's lure. He wrestles with how far he will go to secure a better future and what he is willing to betray for personal advancement. His actions reveal the fragility of professed loyalty under pressure.

A performer in a nearby town brothel whose presence stirs desire and complicates loyalties. She becomes a catalyst for tension within the group, embodying both temptation and a warning about the consequences of letting desire drive choices.

A principled lieutenant who weighs duty against desire and tries to maintain discipline as the stash tests the unit.

A fellow soldier who is drawn into the decision to keep the loot; his loyalties are tested and his fate hinges on the group's cohesion.