Purgatorio

Thirty-five years ago, Imanol Azkarate was kidnapped and executed, but his two murderers were never arrested or identified. One of them, Josu Etxebeste, a well-known Gipuzkoan restorer, kept all the letters and drawings that the hostage made during his captivity. Now, he has decided to confess his crime and give all that material to Alasne, the victim's daughter, and turn himself in to Commissioner Ignacio Sánchez, the police officer who investigated the kidnapping. However, Josu will only confess if Sánchez admits that he was a ruthless torturer. While they struggle to reconcile their armed past with a present without rancor or violence, the dormant springs of the Organization are mobilized. Former militants who, like Etxebeste, were never arrested and who have no intention of confessing and changing their comfortable lives in post-conflict Euskadi will try to stop this rapprochement by all possible means.