El pozo

The narrative centers around Pilar, who has been autistic since the age of four. Now 26, she faces challenges that strain her family relationships. Her father's desire to send her to an institution clashes with her mother's refusal, leading to significant family conflict. Meanwhile, the youngest son, Alejo, struggles with his own issues at school, adding to the family's turmoil.

As Pilar's condition worsens, the family ultimately decides to place her in an institution. This decision marks a turning point, not just for Pilar, but for the entire family. The film delves into themes of broken families, mental health, and the societal perceptions of autism, offering a poignant look at the struggles and resilience within a family facing these challenges.