"I have a problem. I could never tell my left from my right." Convinced that this inability comes from a childhood trauma, Lupe Pérez García returns to her country of origin, Argentina, that she left with her family during the financial crash of 2002. With a great sense of burlesque, she starts a personnel journey along with her mother and step-father into Argentina's chaotic history which is surely at the origin of her difficulties of orientation.

Diario Argentino

Carmen arrives in Buenos Aires ready to celebrate her art: flamenco. The burden of what she's left behind impairs her reaching out for her dream.