La dona efervescent

Eva, alone and with two twins under her care, reviews the radical turn that has taken her life in recent months. Ever since he met Miguel, his partner, having dealt with a neurotic mother-in-law, the always absent figure of Miguel, a father unable to get up at night to care for his children or have the slightest gesture with them. . She is once again just out of a process that has turned out to be all the good things she was told she was going to be. Little or no she was warned about the physiological and psychological particularities of pregnancy, not to mention postpartum, or the need to forge a family without any manuals. Eva feels like aspirin in a glass of water, effervescent, disappearing at times from a frightening reality. With the unexpected help of a neighbor, he will struggle to find himself again, and regain control of reality, away from whining voices and the weeping of the twins.