Primero llega el silencio

This is a story about mothers and daughters, about absence, about inherited traumas, and about the need to speak out when silence exhausts us. Dora works from home, lives alone, and tries to keep afloat an increasingly fragile relationship with her teenage daughter. Between them looms the shadow of a family history filled with men who disappear and women who have learned to live quietly and remain silent about everything. As she tries to rebuild her love life—amid daily weariness and constant misunderstandings with her own mother—Dora confronts a disquieting question: to what extent are we condemned to bear the burden of the mistakes of those who came before us?