Delia is a Chilean immigrant in Spain, whose sudden loss of her husband, Julian, has left her alone to raise her teenage daughter. When they face eviction, mother and daughter find themselves on different paths, in Belén Funes' moving sophomore feature about the contours of identity, loss and love.

Since her husband’s death, Delia has found herself driving a taxi for hours on end in Barcelona, a demeaning and exhausting job that helps keep grief at bay. Anabel, her daughter, is in college and forging her own path. At the center of the story is Julian’s family's olive grove in the countryside, a place for which Delia now feels a sense of alienation while Anabel rekindles a sense of connection.