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Synopsis
A young woman from a small town in Catalonia travels to Peru and falls so in love with the country that she decides to become a citizen. While battling Latin American bureaucracy, her homeland is experiencing a revolution for independence from Spain. This documentary chronicles the director's journey to obtain her new Peruvian ID and offers a charming reflection on national identities.
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