The documentary focuses on the death of Luzia Urigoitia, a young woman from Otxandio, who died in 1987 at the age of 28 during an operation organized by the Guardia Civil to dismantle ETA's Donostia commando. The events occurred in a residence in the Trintxerpe neighborhood of Pasaia (Gipuzkoa), where she was with other members.
The film's narrative is primarily structured around the private prosecution brought by Urigoitia's family, guided by a lawyer involved in the case. Additionally, the documentary includes the testimony of a forensic expert who directly participated in the case, and the voice of a journalist who, years later, re-examined the incident, drawn by the debate on political memory and the narrative of the Basque conflict.
It not only analyzes the legal matter of Urigoitia's death but also delves into the difficulties of recounting certain passages of contemporary Basque history, where memory is influenced by the interests of various parties.
The documentary extends beyond the legal aspects of Urigoitia's death, exploring the complexities of narrating specific episodes of contemporary Basque history, where memory is often shaped by political interests.
