El color de tu nombre

It is also a conversation between two women, of different ages and in different circumstances, who pursue a story, and an ending, that explains and justifies their lives. One of them is Kay, a painter inspired by the real Lee Krasner and the difficult artistic-love relationship she had with her famous husband, Jackson Pollock. The bohemian New York of the fifties and the Spain of the seventies, eighties and nineties are the background in which these feminine lives run against the current, in search of the truth despite the price that it entails.