Ma la Spagna non era cattolica?

This documentary focuses on the perceptions of same-sex unions among the Italian population, set against the backdrop of Italy's strong Catholic influences and proximity to the Vatican. The film captures the responses to Spain's progressive laws under the Zapatero government, which has sparked significant debate both domestically and internationally.

Andrea Miguel Hernandez, the director, finds himself navigating his own personal connections as he returns to a woman he once loved in Madrid, who is now living in Rome with her partner. This intertwining of personal narrative with broader societal issues adds depth to the exploration of cultural and ethical discussions surrounding these topics during a pivotal moment in Spanish and Italian history.