The Last Supper is one of the most emblematic works by Renaissance painter Leonardo da Vinci. In it, the artist depicts the last supper of Jesus Christ alongside his apostles, moments before he was crucified. Santiago’s film subverts the distinction between bodies that are considered holy “endowed with virtues, innocence, piety and purity” and bodies that are considered profane “everyone who practices or commits failure, crime, injustice, evil, corruption, impiety, depravity, rebellion or transgression of the will of God.” in front of society. The Last Supper aims to build a living tableau of da Vinci's work and counter this historically and socially pre-established idea.