Synopsis

Leopoldo, an 11-year-old boy, recounts his life, that of his parents and that of the community of artists in which he was raised. The son of a theater producer and a theater director, Leopoldo is a child who has grown up surrounded by artists and madmen, in the middle of rehearsals, actors, backstage and costumes. Leopoldo discovers love in a young classmate in his poetry class and experiences his first love disappointment. Greta, his mother, pregnant with a man who is not her partner, will be carried away by the passions of an old unfinished romance with the younger brother of her son's father. José, his father, receives a marriage declaration that coincides with the premiere of his next play. Around him, a varied group of characters will live love and heartbreak in the season of flowers. From the gaze of a 21st century child, we build an image of the new forms of family and the idea of a community to grow fully.