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- Rafael, a Sevillian who has never left Andalucia, decides to leave his homeland to follow Amaia, a Basque girl unlike other women whom he has ever known.
- It follows the child Emma in her journey to learn how to communicate with the spirit of a girl, Uxoa, who has been trapped in a hermitage for centuries, so she tries to persuade Carol, a skeptical medium, to help her.
- After moving from Barcelona to her mom's boring town, Amaia discovers she may have inherited powers from her grandmother, rumored to have been a witch.
- Based on the birth of Basque terrorists group ETA and their first terror attack, of which military police member José Antonio Pardines was a victim.
- A young priest arrives in his first assignment to a small parish serving a working-class village in the north of Spain in 1936. He is a witness of the military uprising that precipitates the Spanish Civil War and, moved by his faith, he stands up to defend his people. From the beginning of the war, the village where the young protagonist arrives remains within the area of the Francoist military insubordinates. It soon becomes a top target of repression for being considered as a "red village". Based on a real story, the film portrays how the young priest commits himself to stand by his parishioners and how he denounces from the pulpit and before the Catholic Hierarchy the atrocities being committed on behalf of the Gospel (written of as a Holy Crusade) to the extent that he will risk his own life in the name of Christ. The loneliness haunting him brings Miguel close to Margari, a young schoolteacher, whose husband was killed by the fascists. Margari becomes the only shelter in the path of Miguel's helpless fight, as well as the only aid to offset his deep disappointment.
- In 1973 Basque revolutionary organization E.T.A. sends a Commando to Madrid to execute their most daring action: the assassination of Carrero Blanco, head of the Spanish fascist regime and heir apparent of moribund dictator Franco.
- Basque Country 1968. Txabi Etxebarrieta, a brilliant university student from Bilbao, joins his brother and his friends in an organisation called ETA. At the same time, Inspector Meliton Manzanas begins to investigate this group of young people.
- Txabi and his colleagues are getting closer to crossing the invisible line, by intensifying their activities and by identifying possible targets. Meanwhile, we know the story of Jose Antonio Pardines, a Galician civil guard stationed in Guipuzcoa.
- Three years later, during the longest strike of the Franco dictatorship, Txabi is elected leader of ETA. To assume his role, he quits university and breaks up with his girlfriend. Meanwhile, Inspector Manzanas obtains a photo of the young leader.
- To fund ETA's activities, Txabi and his comrades decide to rob a bank, adding pressure on Manzanas to secure an arrest. But when Txabi's bombing plan goes wrong, Manzanas arrests and tortures his comrade until he gives up vital information on Txabi.
- Txabi loses a notebook of poems during an escape from the police. Could this be the lead that Manzanas needs to catch Txabi? Manzanas also becomes a target when ETA takes a vote on which Francoist leader to execute first.
- ETA's first assassination sets off an unpredictable and dangerous chain of events within the organisation and its surrounding environment.