Winner of the Cannes Grand Prix in 1976, Carlos Saura is responsible for making Ana Torrent’s expressive eyes become part of Spanish cinematography. Ana remembers everything that occurred after her dad’s death twenty years ago. Her daughter, nine years old, believes she has the power over the life and death of those who live around her. Also, she believes she has the power to summon Ana’s mother, long since deceased. With her, she revives their tender and, on occasion, dominant relationship.
