Las lunas que se han ido

Thirty years later, Inés Mena returns to the station where she once waited, night after night, for the man who failed to keep his promise to come back for her. Now she goes to that same spot for a final meeting, unsure whether the past will yield the answers she needs. On the journey toward this reunion, a lifetime unfolds before her eyes: a childhood marked by the silences of the postwar era, two marriages, motherhood, children, grandchildren, and the persistent memory of a first love that time could never erase. Thus, she retraces the moons of her life—those that lit her path, those that betrayed her, and those that vanished without a goodbye.