Everybody Knows

Laura, a Spanish woman, returns to her quaint hometown near Madrid with her two children, Irene and Diego, for her sister's wedding. This journey rekindles ties with her past and sets off a chain of unexpected events.

While in the town square, Laura unexpectedly runs into her old friend Paco. Their reunion is marked by shared memories and a nostalgic atmosphere as they catch up on life since their last meeting.

Irene begins to flirt with a local boy named Felipe during the wedding festivities. Their youthful interactions highlight the excitement and innocence of young love amidst the wedding celebrations.

After sharing a dance with Felipe at the wedding, Irene suddenly feels unwell and retreats to her room. Laura, worried about her daughter, makes a mental note to check on her later.

Later that night, Laura discovers that Irene is missing. Panic ensues when Laura receives a text from kidnappers demanding a ransom for her daughter's return, threatening dire consequences if she involves the authorities.

Laura and her family grapple with the decision to avoid the police as they desperately scramble to gather the EUR300,000 demanded by the kidnappers. The weight of their situation begins to fracture family bonds under pressure.

In a heated confrontation, Laura and her father Antonio clash over family dynamics and past grievances. This argument reveals underlying issues and further complicates the family's efforts to resolve the kidnapping crisis.

Jorge, a retired police officer, advises Laura to widen her suspect list, even suggesting that her husband Alejandro might be involved. This new perspective adds layers of mistrust and suspicion within the family.

Paco contemplates selling his land to help cover the ransom for Irene. His wife Bea vehemently opposes this decision, revealing her own experiences with ransom messages and amplifying the existing tensions.

Laura informs her husband Alejandro about their daughter’s kidnapping, but he is met with cold reception from her family. A group meeting ultimately leads to a clash over Alejandro's tumultuous past and its implications for their family.

Laura confesses to Paco that Irene is actually his biological daughter, stirring deep emotions and conflict. This revelation threatens to unravel relationships and raises questions about loyalties and motives.

With Paco determined to help, he sells his estate and returns with a ransom payment. However, as they try to piece together Irene's mystery, Jorge suggests that the kidnapper knew about Irene's true parentage, complicating their plan.

Laura’s niece Rocío sneaks away to meet her estranged husband Gabriel, revealing his connection to the kidnapping scheme. As Rocío pleads for sanity and the safe return of Irene, tensions escalate around their reckless choices.

Paco, following instructions from kidnappers, rushes to the designated drop-off point at dawn. He finds Irene bound in his vehicle but manages to rescue her, ushering her to the safety of a nearby hospital.

As the family prepares to return to Argentina, Laura contemplates the tumultuous experiences they've faced. The film concludes with an open-ended conversation, leaving viewers pondering the complex web of relationships marred by lies and secrets.