During the Columbian civil war, kidnappings by FARC guerrillas are common. Beatrice too is abducted for almost two years. When she dies a few years after her release, her two sons find the diary that describes the time of her captivity. With it, the brothers begin their voyage through the Columbian jungle, at the end of which they meet an ex-guerrilla with whom Beatriz had formed a close friendship during her abduction. The moving family story tells of the wounds of a country that has not found peace until today. It is about forgiveness, guilt, responsibility, and reconciliation. 

For his extremely personal directorial debut, Iván Guarnizo has won several international awards. Among them is the audience award of the Malaga Film Festival and the award for the best film at the Bogotá International Film Festival.