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1990. Airas, a young Galician journalist, receives his biggest assignment to date: to cover the delivery of the French National Theater Grand Prize to the actress María Casares. Over sixty years old, María, still active, lives in a large house in the French countryside, together with the ghosts of her two great loves: Albert Camus, her lover, and André Schlesser "Dadé", her best friend and later husband. Airas's Galician accent and her enormous resemblance to Camus will lead María to revive feelings that she thought had been forgotten and to rebuild her personal and professional history, since she left Spain after the outbreak of the Civil War at the age of fourteen because she was the daughter of Casares Quiroga until France made her one of the most influential figures in its theater. An unrepeatable life marked by the sea, exile, love and loneliness.