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In the early morning of January 2, 1921, amid a thick fog, the steam Santa Isabel, with 260 emigrants bound for Buenos Aires, sank off the rugged and rugged coast of the island of Sálvora.

A desperate housewife tries to cover up her son after he kills his father.

One day, someone puts a bomb on Carlos car and kill his wife and leaves his daughter of 10 years old without legs. Eleven years later, he lives in Barcelona with his daughter but he never forgot the past, the hate, the suffering of that accident. Now he is planning his revenge.

Imagine that one day the police appear at your house and accuse you of being guilty of a series of brutal murders. You know you are innocent; your partner, your family and your friends all believe that it is an awful mistake. But, step by step, the evidence begins to pile up against you. And everyone starts to doubt you. Even yourself. You realize that there are things in your past; fears, hatreds, fatal errors that you would like to have erased. That is when you begin to ask yourself: Am I really the murderer?