The Sea and the Weather

Year: 1989

Runtime: 102 mins

Language: Spanish

Drama

After years of exile in Argentina, Jesús returns to Spain and finds a family scarred by defeat in the war. Marcela, once a beautiful young woman, is now an alcoholic, and the youngest child can no longer understand them. Though he hopes to rebuild his life, Jesús feels displaced, a stranger on the other side of the metaphorical puddle.

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