Tell No One recounts the personal trajectory of a child born to Lima’s wealthiest bourgeoisie. It is within the nucleus of his family, where the most brutal male chauvinism and classicism coexist with the strictest prudishness, that he discovers his own homo-erotic identity. This sexual identity carries him?not without an occasional heterosexual episode?to the vortex of drug addiction and the core of coke addicts, to the very limits of urban male prostitution. Our character, however, avoids being swallowed by this marginalized world and, in accepting who he is, is able to alter his destructive route, separated from a life of drugs, to the serene assertion of the condition that defines him.