A través del bosque

One cold morning in December 1984, Griselda, an Argentine exile in France, wakes up with a severe headache. After unsuccessfully asking for help from Claudio, her husband, he returns home, fills the bathtub and drowns her two youngest children in it. The eldest, Flavia, barely six years old, is saved by being at school. Thirty years later, Laura Alcoba interviews the survivors of this tragedy and, without clearing up the mystery of Griselda's act, she tries to approach the inconceivable. Asked about her mother, Flavia, who is now a successful photographer, she describes her as "present, loving. Very loving."