El color de la esperanza

Sabrina has unexpectedly lost her husband and feels adrift. Encouraged by her children, she travels to France, and an impromptu getaway to Biarritz leads her to Arcangues—a charming village in the French Basque Country—where she finds herself captivated by an old château. The property belongs to Xavier de Bonport, the heir to a family with an extraordinary history. Trapped in a loveless marriage and suffocating under the weight of debt following a failed business venture during the pandemic, Xavier is in urgent need of renting out the château. Meanwhile, Sabrina is in need of a place to start over. As she gradually transforms the château into a home, an unexpected friendship blossoms between them. Sabrina learns the story of Xavier’s grandmother—an exceptional woman who saved hundreds of Jewish children during the Second World War. Inspired by her example, Sabrina decides to open the doors of the estate to several children from a nearby, overcrowded orphanage. As the rooms of the old château once again fill with voices, laughter, and life, Sabrina and Xavier discover that, even after the most painful losses, it is possible to find hope—and perhaps, love as well.