Guided by her mother’s diary, Marina (Llúcia Garcia) travels to the Atlantic coast in search of the documents she needs for university, hoping to reunite with her biological family. What begins as a simple administrative task turns into a profound journey into her roots and identity. The search will bring to light long-buried family secrets, changing her perception of her past forever.
This is Llúcia Garcia‘s film debut and nude debut, as we see her naked for the first time 30 minutes into the film, in a brief shower scene. At the 82-minute mark, she and a guy kiss naked on a beach, covered in large seaweed. Shortly after, we see him coming out of the water and her lying topless on a rock. A minute later, Llúcia Garcia walks along a path wearing a transparent white shirt, without a bra. She and a guy then lean against the wall of a house, where they smoke a joint and kiss. At the 90-minute mark, Llúcia Garcia treats us to a beautiful full-frontal nude scene when she emerges from behind a large rock by the sea. Shortly afterwards, she and a guy roll around on the beach, then run into a forest and finally throw themselves into the sea.
This is Llúcia Garcia‘s film debut and nude debut, as we see her naked for the first time 30 minutes into the film, in a brief shower scene. At the 82-minute mark, she and a guy kiss naked on a beach, covered in large seaweed. Shortly after, we see him coming out of the water and her lying topless on a rock. A minute later, Llúcia Garcia walks along a path wearing a transparent white shirt, without a bra. She and a guy then lean against the wall of a house, where they smoke a joint and kiss. At the 90-minute mark, Llúcia Garcia treats us to a beautiful full-frontal nude scene when she emerges from behind a large rock by the sea. Shortly afterwards, she and a guy roll around on the beach, then run into a forest and finally throw themselves into the sea.
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