In Elisa, My Life, a woman living in an isolated farmhouse in Castile, Spain, recounts her past and present experiences, including her failed marriage, estrangement from her husband, and a surprise visitor. The story explores themes of isolation, aging, family drama, and the complex relationships between mother and daughter. As the woman faces her own mortality, she delves into childhood memories, recurring dreams, and the desire to write an autobiography. The plot takes a dark turn when a murder occurs, leading to a chamber drama that intertwines with themes of adultery, illness, and marriage crisis.
In Segovia at the beginning of the thirties the hoarder widower and Marcos must be prudent but has relations with the sterile prostitute Mercedes every week.
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