The maker was nine when he learned of his mother's death; only at eighteen did his father tell him how it happened: suicide. Years later, after watching dozens of video tapes recorded by his father between 1985 and 2000 — the year Luciara died — he builds a narrative in which the reader gradually comes to know her and the causes that led to her death.

In all, a hundred and thirty-six frames, from party recordings to the most ordinary days.