Coto privado de infancia

You can survive childhood, but you will have to spend your whole life trying to live with the pain of those wounds. And, if not, ask Tomás Yagüe, a fifty-two-year-old gay man who has not been able to avoid building his biography based on rejection, silence and the lack of understanding of his surroundings in the face of bullying and abuse he suffered as a child. Now that, after breaking up with her partner, she returns home for Christmas as the ads say, she will have to delve into the wound again and embark on an emotional journey in which painful memories will surface, but in which she will learn to forgive herself, to stop blaming to his environment and will abandon the image of himself that has made him live inhabiting the margin for all these years. A few days that will take him to the limit and will mean a definitive turnaround in his life.