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The story follows Martín, a twenty-year-old living with his grandmother Zunilda. His mother, Mimí, has returned after years away, complicating Martín's life as he tries to reconnect with her. Meanwhile, Martín's friend Sebas faces his own challenges, adding to the film's exploration of personal growth and emotional turmoil.

As Martín embarks on a new romantic relationship with an older boy, he confronts the realities of love and the impending changes in his life. The film captures the essence of youthful exploration and the struggle to find one's path amidst familial obligations and personal desires. This narrative offers a nuanced perspective on growing up, making it a compelling choice for those interested in character-driven stories.