Dos mujeres en Praga

Luz Acaso she wants someone to write her biography. She is forty years old and suffers from a depression that lives in the solitude of her house. For this, she turns to Álvaro Abril, a writer obsessed with the idea of having been adopted in his childhood that she fights against the failure of feeling that perhaps he will never have a story to tell again. María José approaches the classes of the literary workshop directed by Álvaro, who covers her right eye with a patch because she is trying to write a "left-handed novel", aware of the importance of seeing the world from a different perspective than usual in order to understand it. Reality and fiction are intermingled in the story that Luz narrates to Álvaro, in such a way that his biography ends up reflecting an imagined life in which, surprisingly, the writer finds more and more connections with his own, just as happens with the journalist who enters in his life to write a report on adoptions. Could it actually be his biological parents?