Ander believes that, like many others, what his father suffered in prison was torture. While he resolves his suspicions, he immerses himself in the world of forensic doctors, psychologists, psychiatrists and lawyers who have elaborated the "Research project on torture and ill-treatment in the Basque Country between 1960-2014". Along them, he delves into concepts such as psychological torture or the Istanbul Protocol, giving us an insight into the reality of torture in the global north.

In 1940s Europe, a young basque nurse in exile is the protagonist of an intense story full of love, artistic passion, and political commitment.

Five true stories based on written and oral testimonies, which take place between 1914 and 1982, in a village that does not exist. These stories highlight the social changes experienced by a small village during the 20th century. The radiation and the end of a language. And the fight to survive.

June has found her first summer job, taking care of Constance, a sensitive child in need of love. June befriends the little girl and harbours the illusion of becoming her year-round nanny. As June becomes attached to the child, she discovers the violence of class relations and the denial of her identity.