Down the Rabbit Hole follows the story of Tochtli, a young boy living with his father Yolcaut, who is a powerful drug lord in Mexico. Despite being surrounded by wealth and luxury, Tochtli's life is far from normal. He is isolated from the outside world and is only allowed to interact with a limited number of people, including his tutor and bodyguard.
As Tochtli navigates his sheltered existence, he becomes increasingly curious about the realities of his father's criminal activities. He begins asking questions about the violence and danger that surrounds their lives, but his father dismisses his concerns and insists on maintaining their lavish lifestyle.
Tochtli's curiosity leads him to seek out more information about his father's world, ultimately exposing him to the harsh realities of the drug trade. As he begins to unravel the truth about his father's criminal empire, Tochtli is forced to confront the dark and dangerous world that he has been shielded from for so long.
Throughout the film, Tochtli's innocence clashes with the harsh realities of his father's criminal activities, leading to a gripping exploration of the effects of organized crime on a young child. Down the Rabbit Hole is a compelling exploration of the contrast between opulence and darkness, and the impact it has on a young boy's perception of the world.