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A little more than 200 years ago, the health intervention tool that has saved the most lives throughout history made its appearance: the vaccine. The Shot reviews the history of vaccines and some of the most important milestones achieved in their short existence. It shows their success against previously lethal diseases, as well as how they work and how they have changed our society. It discusses the hoaxes that, from the beginning, have accompanied vaccines. And it highlights something little known to the population: the possible and novel benefits of vaccines for adults. All from the hands of prestigious scientists and doctors who, with data and rigor, demonstrate how vaccines have changed the world, and will continue to do so.

2020. Seven bags appear floating in the Saladillo stream in Argentina. Inside, the dismembered body of a woman. The horrendous crime turns the entire community upside down. Here begins the three mourning periods for Pepa Richarte, a Spanish woman who was staying with her husband at the victim's house: first, learning that her friend had been murdered, then seeing herself imprisoned accused of the crime, and finally, after 19 months fighting for Proving her innocence in one of the most extreme prisons in the world, discovering that the real murderer was her own husband who would rather see her imprisoned than testify in her favor. This is the story of the nightmare lived by an innocent woman, convicted without evidence, and the courage she found to overcome it. We are looking for a Spain/Argentina co-production.