Todas las mentiras de Ágata Belmonte

Ágata Belmonte, the greatest diva of Spanish cinema, has died. While the country mourns her loss, her niece Malena, who hadn't spoken to her in sixteen years, is forced to return to Madrid and confront the memory of someone she has never been able to forgive. In the public eye, Ágata was an icon. For Malena, however, she was a self-centered and cruel woman, obsessed with her image and her career. That's why, as soon as she had the chance, she fled from her. And perhaps that's why it's so disconcerting that her aunt has bequeathed her the most valuable thing she possessed: the story of her life. And with it, a disturbing suspicion: probably the most painful thing about Ágata wasn't her lies, but everything she chose to keep silent about. In eight videotapes, recorded by a young—and irresistible—documentarian, the actress confesses everything. Through them, Malena will be able to reconstruct not only her aunt's past, but her own.