As long as Arami can remember, her mother has been suffering from epilepsy and Parkinson’s. Even as a child in dictatorial Paraguay, she had to take care of her, who was separated from her father. At the age of 27, Arami managed to break away, became a director and moved to Europe with her boyfriend. The mother is looked after by an untrained nurse, until the illnesses increase and Arami “has to” go back. She finds herself in a dilemma, which results in a film. With South-American poetry she tells the story of her inner and exterior conflicts.