Non Negotiable

Alan, played by Mauricio Ochmann, is introduced as a highly skilled negotiator in the Mexican police department. His expertise is crucial in managing high-stakes hostage situations, where he often leads efforts to ensure the safe return of captives.

The family dynamic begins to unravel when Alan receives an emergency call about a hostage crisis involving his mother-in-law. In a rush, he leaves his daughter Juana in the care of his wife, Victoria, setting the stage for escalating tensions in both his personal and professional life.

Upon arriving at the hostage situation, Alan confronts the captor, José. Using his negotiation skills, he works diligently to persuade him that surrendering is the best option for avoiding harsher consequences.

While Alan deals with the hostage situation, Victoria faces her own challenges as a busy therapist. A negative reaction from her client, which Juana inadvertently overhears, leads to tensions that result in her demanding couples therapy.

During a therapy session with Dr. Socorro, Victoria blindsides Alan by confessing her affair with Nico. This shocking reveal not only strains their marriage but also significantly affects Alan as he processes the betrayal amidst his professional crisis.

The situation escalates when Alan is alerted to the kidnapping of President Enoc Leaño Araiza. The mastermind behind this operation, Vicente, has personal motives, fueled by a desire for vengeance against a corrupt regime.

In a profound twist, Vicente takes Victoria hostage, entwining her into his plans and exposing deeper layers of betrayal. This complicates Alan's negotiation efforts as he must now ensure the safety of both his wife and the President.

As police surround the location, Alan argues for a strategic approach rather than brute force. This highlights his commitment to finding a resolution that minimizes casualties, reflecting his professional integrity even in distressing circumstances.

Vicente demands a shocking $30 million for the safe return of the hostages. His deep-seated grievances surface during the negotiation, revealing how personal loss and financial strain have molded his actions and motivations.

Amidst the ongoing crisis, Alan discovers betrayal within his own circle, specifically involving Nico, Victoria's lover. This bombshell adds urgency and tension as Alan races against time to navigate loyalties both personal and professional.

In a pivotal moment, Alan brokers a deal with Vicente to secure Victoria's release. The negotiation reveals Alan's moral compass, as he balances the complexities of ensuring safety while dealing with the consequences of Vicente's demands.

In a dramatic turn of events, Vicente's video confession regarding government crimes goes viral. This act not only positions him as an unintended symbol of accountability but also ignites a nationwide movement against corruption.

In the aftermath, Vicente proposes a partnership to Alan, aimed at continuing the fight for social justice. Alan's reaction is ambiguous, suggesting the lasting impact of the harrowing experiences they endured together.

Through the chaos of the hostage negotiations and personal revelations, Alan reflects on his duties as a father and husband. This introspection highlights the emotional toll that his work and personal life have taken on him.