My Days of Mercy

Lucy Moro and her sister, Martha, are dedicated activists who travel across the country to protest against the death penalty, a cause deeply rooted in the fight to prove their father's innocence. During a demonstration outside a prison, Lucy meets Mercy, a lawyer whose perspective on capital punishment is fundamentally opposed to her own. Despite their ideological divide and the baggage of their respective family histories, the two women find themselves drawn to each other, sparking an intense and complex romance. As Lucy's battle to save her father from execution reaches a breaking point, the couple must navigate the personal and political ramifications of their relationship, forcing them to confront whether their connection is strong enough to survive their deeply held beliefs.