Una noche de 1947

In a small village in the mountains of Teruel, Nieves, the new doctor, tries to help Micaela, a girl who has stopped sleeping and going to school, and who seems to be haunted by an unnamed fear. What begins as a clinical case draws her closer to Clementina, the girl's grandmother, and to a family history marked by the harshest years of the post-war period, when the anti-Franco guerrilla movement, repression, and secrecy forever shaped the destiny of many places. In her search for answers, Nieves understands that some suffering cannot be addressed without listening to what for decades remained relegated to the realm of the private. Her relationship with Micaela, Clementina, and the villagers also transforms her own perspective on care, loss, and the bonds that unite generations, even when collective silence seems to have erased all traces.