Elena and Ivan set out to build a new life in the cork-tree forests, but their different views as to how to live on the land emerge, challenging their future as a couple.

Summer, 1977. Bea is 16 years old and becomes inspired by the winds of change that are sweeping the country. She joins a group of women whose aim is to visibilize the feminist cause and to secure women's right to a legal abortion.

45-years-old Nina (Patricia López Arnaiz) decides to return to the coastal town where she grew up to take revenge on the man who ruined her life and to whom the town now pays homage. The reunion with her place of origin, with her memories of the past and with Blas, a childhood friend, will make her wonder if revenge is the only way.

She was 8 when she was kidnapped. 15 when she was rescued by a detective called Etienne. Now that she reached the age of 40, with her parents dead, with no roots or ties, Laura is going to hit the road in the search for a man, whose memory is for her the closest thing to the idea of home.

Irune, a woman who keeps to herself, lacks self confidence and has hypochondriac tendencies, works in a paper mill on the edge of an industrial town. Her life is limited to a few acquaintances: her work colleagues, a neighbour with whom she shares something of a friendship and a railway company employee she consults on the times of trains she never takes. Her fragile balance will fall to pieces when she feels a lump in her breast, coinciding with a work conflict in which she is involved.

Based on true events, Marco explores the story of a concentration camp deportee who never existed. Enric Marco, an immensely charismatic man who, for years, was able to maintain, before public opinion and his own family, a deeply complex lie: that he had been a prisoner ni a Nazi concentration camp. A man who rose to the presidency of the Spanish Association of Holocaust Victims, who became a prominent and admired figure for his supposed bravery and suffering. Until one day, a historian discover