El Calvario slum in the pure centre of Cali (Colombia) is the final stop. Right here, on the dirty, stinky street lies the social bottom of the city. Poor dwellers recollect the garbage, children get high by sniffing the shoe glue and all together watch out for not getting shot dead by El Sheriff, who is "Mano Negra" (The Black Hand), an illegal authority who has control over the ghetto. Theft, drug abuse, being out of work never let these people jump off the slum misery and stop being the second category citizen in the rigid catholic society of Colombia. Although missionary organizations help them to survive – in the name of Jesus Crist of course –, there seemed to be no way back, neither a hope for the future.