The Light on the Hill

In a small town in the peruvian Andes, the strange death of a herder awakens the fear to the unknown. Two young forensics and a rebel cop are in charge of the investigation and, in the process, will reveal a shocking and dangerous legend hidden for centuries.

Cast

Manuel Gold

as Jeferson

Emilram Cossío

as El Chino

Ramón García

as Captain Padilla

Stephanie Orúe

as Carmen

Mario Velásquez

as Belizario

Dalia Paz

as Hortencia

Tomás Zúñiga

as Chapi

Julio César Flores

as José

Nelson Champi

as Danilo

Carlos Victoria

as Major Montoya

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