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Multiple teams race around the globe for $1,000,000 to 'amazing' locations.

When an idealistic American writer disappears during the Chilean coup d'état in September 1973, his wife and father try to find him.

Two cabdrivers accidentally get caught up in gang and criminal activity.

Insurance detective Steve Hastings investigates a fellow agent's disappearance. He follows the agent's sister, Victoria, to Mexico City, gains her trust, and together they unravel the mystery's cause.

A good-hearted clerk falls in grace to a minister who invites him to work for the government. His ethics on job alienates him from colleagues while making efforts to return speech to a girl.

A girl experiences a process of humiliation surrounded by beings who have lost the concept of moral values.

When a woman, the wife of a notorious international gangster, cooperates with the Mexican police, her husband takes steps to eliminate her as a potential witness. The police commissioner, knowing that the crook's flight was booked by a local American travel agent, asks the woman to keep discrete tabs on her client and note whom the man meets. The travel agent realizes that the man she has been tailing is an impostor and the killer is closing in his quarry unbeknownst to the police.

A hobo (Julio Alemán) is given the power to know what will happen in the future, but only for 24 hours.

In 2010, as part of the official celebrations for the Bicentenary of the Mexican Independence, the Mexican Federal Government produced a sports festival with the approval of the International Olympic Committee: The Bicentennial Olympic Festival. A two day event which took place in October 9th and 10th of 2010. This documentary explores the 'making of' the festival from the perspective of the athletes and the production staff of the Festival, from the pre production and planning of the event to the culmination of it.

Phil Keoghan, host of Amazing Race, stands in the middle of the Everglades Swamp waiting the arrival of twelve teams about to commence the race of a lifetime. As Phil yells, "go," the teams race for cars to drive themselves to the Miami airport and fly to Mexico City, Mexico. In Mexico City, the teams are directed to find the statue of the Angel of Independence to obtain their next clue. This sends them to the Hotel de Cortes where they will board one of three charter buses in the morning. Having arrived at their destination, teams must choose one of two detours--either skydive from 10,000 feet or ride a donkey cart for seven miles. After successfully finishing the detour, teams make their way to the pit stop.

The remaining eleven teams take off from the Pit Stop at the Hacienda san Gabriel de Las Palmas and receive a clue instructing them to travel 133 miles to the Pyramid of the Sun in Tehutecan. Once there, they receive another clue instructing them to travel to the San Marino Marina in Cancun, over 1,000 miles away. Some teams face busing difficulties, but all eventually arrive and face a Detour task that allows them to search for a clue in the water by choosing from two different modes of transportation. One team uses the Fast Forward to skyrocket into the lead. Another arrives last at the Pit Stop and receives the unfortunate news that they are eliminated.