Irene a media luz

Year 1916. The Somme. In the bloodiest of the First World War, a soldier tries to mislead death with memories of a life that no longer belongs to him. And it is that even in the mud of the trenches there is a place for the imperishable memory of Irene, whom so many loved, and whom so many failed, pushing her away forever. This is the story of Irene, but also that of Álex and Miguel, three friends who grew up together and inseparable in a small town in the Pyrénées-Orientales, oblivious to what the future would hold for them. Their lives were woven from the stories of Aunt Aspasia, stories that spoke of fabulous trips, of fairy tale characters; some real, others dreamed, but all of them destined to shape the lives of children who became adults absorbed by those fantasy worlds. But in every golden memory, in every happy memory, there is an imperceptible stain, a stain that reminds us that all that was not a dream, and something in this apparently idyllic story will put the friendship of Irene, Álex and Miguel to the test.