Shiara Fernández

90s. Summer begins outside a sunny rural town. Marta, cheerful and innocent 12 -year -old girl, enjoys her friends playing football, swimming in the river, riding a bicycle and building the same cabin every year. Everything in his world within the town is perfect, but Marta is different from the other girls: in addition to being the leader of her gang of friends, she is the only girl in the group. Although gender has never been a problem in their friendship, this is about to change: Loren, a 16 -year -old boy, comes to the town and approaches Marta's friends, causing them to change her gaze towards her. Loren has come to stay, and with him puberty and gender roles. Will Marta lose her innocence and accept the new rules?

In the mid-to-late 1970s, two young women from different social backgrounds meet inside the Patronato de Protección a la Mujer (Women’s Protection Board), a state-backed institution that confined thousands of women, many single mothers, in convents and boarding schools under the guise of moral 'reform'. Ana, a rebellious 19-year-old from Barcelona, is sent by her wealthy father to a Patronato facility overseen by the merciless Sister Socorro. Amid the harsh conditions, Ana forms a deep bond with Sole, a friendship tested by escape attempts, reprisals, and an ultimate sacrifice.