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The film centers on Ángela Ferrer, who lost her grandson during the Falklands War. A year after the conflict, she grapples with her grief and the inability to visit his grave, which leads her on a poignant quest. Ángela searches for an abandoned grave to refurbish, hoping to create a space to honor her grandson.

As she visits this neglected grave weekly, Ángela's routine intertwines with her memories and the act of remembrance. She leaves a small painting of a sailboat, symbolizing her connection to her lost loved one. The narrative highlights the profound effects of loss and the struggle to find solace amidst the pain. This short film addresses themes of memory, grief, and the quest for closure, making it a significant exploration of personal and historical trauma.