During a leisurely vacation with her mother Paloma, Hector came across Jasmine, a young girl staying in the same hotel. Jasmine stirs up Hector's desire for love, but Palomar finds it hard to accept that the relationship between mother and son drifted apart as her son grew up. Seeing that Jasmine is about to leave the hotel, how should Hector face the emotional puzzle of the dilemma? The first budding lust will be triggered at any time, but it is blocked everywhere because of the too close relationship between mother and son. The air is filled with the salty smell of sea water, the smell of chlorine in the swimming pool, and the smell of danger. Whether it's a romantic mother-son relationship or a forbidden fruit attempt, the director tries to explain the embarrassment of adolescence between parents and teenagers. The delicate portrayal of youthful lust was well received and won the title of best director at the St. Sebastian Film Festival.
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