Emilio lives alone with his grandmother Milé, who suffers from Parkinson's. His daily life is suspended between caring for her and trying to preserve fragments of his youth, silently harboring feelings for Irene, his neighbor and classmate. On the night of the end-of-year party, he leaves Milé alone for the first time. Amidst alcohol, drugs, and a desperate declaration of love, he discovers that growing up means learning to live with guilt, fragility, and contradictions he never asked to face.
