Flores para el soldado

The story centers around Mrs. Bertha, who has visited the family grave at Del Roble Cemetery since 1955. During her visits, she leaves flowers at the grave of an American soldier, Edmond William Quer, who died in 1946, shortly after World War II. This act of remembrance becomes a family tradition, continuing even after her death.

One of Bertha's nephews embarks on a journey to uncover the history behind this unknown soldier. The film delves into themes of loss, remembrance, and the impact of war on families across generations. The personal connection to the grave and the investigation into Edmond's life provide a poignant exploration of how individuals honor those who served in the military, regardless of their nationality.