White Lines is a drama movie that revolves around the life of a young Latin man named Gabriel, who was raised in a conservative and religious family with strong beliefs. However, Gabriel becomes increasingly enamored with the fast-paced lifestyle and thrill-seeking activities that the streets of Los Angeles offer. He starts engaging in reckless behavior, such as street racing, drug dealing, and other dangerous activities.
Gabriel's involvement in this lifestyle begins to take a toll on him as he begins to lose sight of the values and principles his family instilled in him. His drug-dealing business attracts the attention of rival gangs, and he soon finds himself in the middle of a violent feud.
As Gabriel's life spirals out of control, he experiences a profound crisis of faith. He questions whether his choices have led him too far from his family and his religious values. The realization that he has hurt his family and endangered his own life prompts Gabriel to confront his past and try to rebuild his life before it’s too late.
White Lines explores themes such as faith, identity, family, and redemption, and it offers a poignant and honest depiction of the challenges faced by many young people growing up in urban environments. It portrays a powerful message about the dangers of succumbing to temptation and the importance of staying true to one's beliefs in the face of adversity.