In the shadow of Argentina’s brutal 1970s dictatorship, young Jazmín senses danger both on the streets and at home, where loud screams conceal fear and violence. Raised with a strong Jewish identity, she feels sheltered from reality. When she asks her mother if President Videla is a good leader, she’s told not to question adult matters. As her parents’ fights intensify during the Falklands conflict, her family quietly falls apart, and the truth about her country slowly emerges, revealing a chilling façade. Years of tyranny leave behind a legacy of state terror, disappearances, and complicity that shatter generations and silence a nation.