Fernando Robles is a 60-year-old Buenos Aires native and a professor of pedagogy at the university. He's been married most of his life to Lilian Roviera, a Spanish daughter of Catalonians, who works as a social worker in the poor neighborhoods of Buenos Aires. They enjoy love, respect, and loyalty together. But, Fernando's peaceful world is turned upside down when he receives the news of his forced retirement.
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Fernando Robles is a 60-year-old Buenos Aires native and a professor of pedagogy at the university where he teaches the art of teaching. He's been married most of his life to Lilian Roviera, a Spanish daughter of Catalonians, who works as a social worker in the poor neighborhoods of Buenos Aires. They enjoy love, respect, and loyalty together. Never bored when they're together, they also like spending time alone, and neither of them can imagine life without the other. They have a son, Pedro, who is married with two children and who works and lives in a middle-class neighborhood in Madrid. But, Fernando's peaceful and sensible world is profoundly changed when he receives official notice of his forced early retirement, an event that will change his life.