BLACK WATER

Lena returns home in the midst of a deep emotional crisis. Once there, the young woman will embark on a complicated search for an old home movie that shows a crucial moment in the life of her grandfather Juan, now seriously ill.

The Arpiz go through the most important duel of their lives. The cold relationship between Josu and Xabier, father and son, and the jealousy between Xabier and Hugo, with autism, for Enara's love, threaten to make it impossible. Hugo's passion for cinema will bring hope to this broken family.

Álava, 1872. The war between Carlists and liberals serves as the backdrop for an old and illiterate peasant who rapes and strangles women. His real name is Juan Díaz de Garayo, but posterity will baptize him as the 'Sacamantecas,' the first recorded serial killer in our country. Just like the dark Spain he lives in, Garayo will wage an inner war, and in his path, he will encounter Ángela Berrosteguieta, a mysterious woman who has recently arrived from France, determined to find him at any cost.