"After 50 years in theater, film, and television, actress Carme Elías is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Together with her friend, director Claudia Pinto Emperador, she decides to document her final conscious journey. The characters Carme has played accompany her through this transition, as the boundaries between fiction and reality fade away." (Source, translated from Spanish by Archivo Venezuela)

The house itself becomes a character: practically abandoned by his family, it is now on the verge of collapse. It has become home to new occupants—Rosina, who once worked as a maid for the owners, and her grandson José. When the "true owners" decide to demolish it, the "usurpers" must find somewhere else to go.

The film explores what we leave behind and what we wish to preserve in our memory, while also shedding light on key issues in contemporary Venezuelan society" (Source, translated from Spanish by Archivo Venezuela).

From that reflection emerged this intimate and joyful comedy, in which Cruz (Kiki Mánver), a devout grandmother, has gone decades without experiencing certain pleasures. One day, by chance, she begins to feel sensations she thought had long vanished—sparking a personal awakening that will turn her life upside down and shatter long-held barriers.

(Source: SEMINCI, translated from Spanish by Archivo Venezuela).