La madrina de guerra

Madrid, 1936. Aurora has just come of age and works as a nurse in a convulsive city that resists the fire and bombs of war. In this climate of violence, she decides to contribute to hope on the republican front and begins to correspond with a young soldier, Teófilo, thus becoming - like many other women of the time - a godmother of war. In each letter, young people will find a refuge where they can express the fears and secrets they cannot say out loud while discovering a love they never imagined. However, in a war full of intrigue and espionage, in which everyone is a suspect, the written word can be the most dangerous weapon... When years later, isolated in post-war silence, Teófilo finds out that Aurora is still alive, he does not hesitate to try to recover the person who, between fire and gunpowder, made love, calm and peace flourish in him.