Alejandro Brugués	...	(Director)
Alejandro Brugués	...	(Writer)
Alexis Díaz de Villegas	...	Juan
Jorge Molina	...	Lázaro
Andros Perugorría	...	Vladi
Andrea Duro	...	Camila
Jazz Vilá	...	La China
Eliecer Ramírez	...	El Primo
Blanca Rosa Blanco	...	Sara
Susana Pous	...	Lucía
Antonio Dechent	...	Padre Jones
Eslinda Núñez	...	Berta
Elsa Camp	...	Yiya
Pablo Alexandro González Ramy	...	El Niño
Juan Miguel Mas	...	Mario
Argelio Sosa	...	Rogelio
Marisol Egurrola	...	Abuela Amurrada
Luis Alberto Garcia	...	Padre
Juan Miguel Más	...	President of the CDR
Laura Alvea	...	Line Producer
Manuel Herrera	...	TV Announcer
Lara Sastre	...	Line Producer
Alejandro Tovar	...	Line Producer
Mercedes Cantero	...	Editor
Diana Rosa Suárez	...	Suegra
René de la Cruz Jr.	...	El Neni
Derubín Jácome	...	Art Direction
Sandy Marquetti	...	Policia 3 Gabriel
Claudia Calviño	...	Executive Producer
Inti Herrera	...	Executive Producer
Olga Lidia Alfonso	...	Dueña Casa Alquiler
Gervasio Iglesias	...	Executive Producer
Pablo Baena	...	Español Sadomasoquista
Vicente Javier Olmedo	...	Turista Español 1
Enrique Gadea	...	Turista Español 2
Mailyn Domínguez	...	Pareja De Sara
Ulyk Anello	...	Marido De Lucia
Zoraida Rosario	...	Vieja De Entrenamiento (as Zoraida Rosario Rodriguez)
Eduardo Armiento	...	Zombie Del Camión
Pavel Giroud	...	Zombie Fumigador
Carlos Massola	...	Zombie Marcha
Julio de la Rosa	...	Composer
Carles Gusi	...	Cinematographer

Summary: Juan is a slacker trying to reconnect with his daughter, who plans to rejoin her mother in Miami. Lazaro, Juan's friend, is trying to connect with his own son, a persistent womanizer. They begin to notice that locals are "going crazy", killing people and eating their flesh, and the recently deceased are returning to life. The Cuban government and the media claim that the zombies are dissidents revolting against the government. Juan starts a business to profit off of killing the zombies, but the group may soon find their own lives at risk.