• Director: Antonio Hernández
• Countries Spain, Argentina
• Year: 2001
• Lengh: 120 min.
• Cast: Leonardo Sbaraglia (Víctor), Fernando Fernán-Gómez (Max), Geraldine Chaplin (Marie), Ana Fernández (Carmen), Alfredo Alcón (Rancel), Leticia Brédice (Eileen), Adriana Ozores (Pilar), Roberto Álvarez (Luis), Álex Casanovas (Alberto)
• Screenplay: Antonio Hernández and Enrique Brasó
• Music Composer: Víctor Reyes
• Cinematographer: Unax Mendia
• Editor: Javier Lafaille and Patricia Enis
• Custome Designer: Cristina Caspueñas and Laura Herrera

SYNOPSIS:

A young man, Víctor, lands in París where all the family is gathered around the father, Max. But the ill man behaves in the most peculiar manner. Why does he try to escape from the hospital? Why is he afraid of those caring for him? Has he become insane? Maybe, but Víctor wants to know why, as opposed to the rest of the family members who are only interested in matters regarding the will. Why is his father losing his mind precisely in this way? Why such fear?

With time, Víctor manages to gain the trust of the elderly man and starts to follow his instructions. These seem pretty incoherent at first. He has to call a telephone number that does not exist. He starts looking for a man who seems to have died many years back. He gets his father out of the hospital only to discover the old man cannot recognize the streets where he spent his youth.

New visiting rules are set, in order to prevent any further escapes, when the family finds out about the incident.

Víctor, devastated and humiliated, is about to abandon a search that is clearly nonsensical. Suddenly, everything starts to make sense. Víctor discovers his father’s madness conceals a terrible secret. A secret that can harm them all...