Herod’s Law

In a sleepy Mexican village during the tumultuous 1940s, political instability looms large as the town's last three mayors meet gruesome ends in swift succession. A seemingly innocuous janitor, harboring dreams of modernizing the small settlement and bringing tranquility to its residents, finds himself unexpectedly thrust into the role of mayor. However, the corruptive influence of power rapidly transforms him from a humble civil servant into an unscrupulous abuser of authority, surrounding himself with a questionable assortment of opportunists, hypocrites, and criminals. This compelling drama explores the dark side of ambition and the seductive nature of absolute control, offering viewers a vivid portrayal of human nature's fickle alliances amidst political turmoil.