Flowers From Another World

The oldest of three, Marirrosi is a divorced nurse from Bilbao who arrives in search of love and a fresh start. She forms a bond with Alfonso but is unwilling to give up city life, leading to an eventual breakup. Her longing and practical needs drive her choices as she navigates romance and self-discovery.

A young Dominican woman with two children who has been in Spain illegally, seeking stable work and a better life for her family. She builds a relationship with Damian, faces disapproval from his mother, and ultimately confronts her past while considering a future as a partner rather than merely a caretaker.

A young Cuban woman with a thirst to see the world, Milady is flirtatious and restless. She attracts attention in the town, enjoys freedom, but ultimately leaves behind a suitor and town life to pursue her own path, illustrating the tension between escapism and commitment.

A hardworking farmer living with his mother, Damian defends Patricia and strives for stability in a challenging rural environment. His evolving relationship with Patricia and his bond with his mother shape the town’s emotional landscape, culminating in reconciliation and responsibility.

Damian’s mother, a stern matriarch who resents Patricia’s background and the idea of her son’s life changing. Her influence drives early tensions, highlighting generational and cultural divides within the family.

A gentle, soft-spoken gardener who falls for Marirrosi but cannot imagine city life. Their relationship underscores the conflict between rural contentment and urban aspirations, leading to a poignant separation.

An older Spanish man who wooes Milady with material gestures. His disappointment and jealousy intensify when Milady leaves, revealing the darker undercurrents of desire and control in the town.