In the midst of Spain's transition from dictatorship to democracy, a 16-year-old girl named Begoña lives with her family in the city of Vitoria. She becomes involved with a group of young revolutionaries who are fighting for workers' rights, and her life becomes increasingly complicated as her family's secrets and lies are revealed. Meanwhile, her father, a journalist, is forced to compromise his values in order to advance his career. As the situation escalates, Begoña finds herself torn between her loyalty to her family and her commitment to the cause.
A March to Remember
A young girl's life is poised for a dramatic shift in 1976 Spain, mirroring the country's own transformation towards revolution and rebirth.
