The film features an original song by Alejandro Sanz , which earned a Goya Award nomination for Best Original Song.
However, her interest is piqued when she discovers a pattern of anonymous obituaries always dedicated to a woman named , sent every year on September 15th. This discovery launches a journey across Spain to uncover an "impossible" love story involving: El verano que vivimos (2020)
To get a better sense of the film's visual style and the central mystery of the obituaries, you can watch the official trailer here: The film features an original song by Alejandro
The lush vineyards of Jerez de la Frontera in Andalusia during the summer of 1958. A dramatic love triangle between Lucía (Blanca Suárez),
A dramatic love triangle between Lucía (Blanca Suárez), an architect named Gonzalo (Javier Rey), and Lucía's fiancé, Hernán (Pablo Molinero).
The film follows Isabel, a journalism student who begins an internship at a small coastal newspaper. Instead of hard-hitting news, she is assigned to manage the obituary section—a task she initially finds dull.