Synopsis
The documentary brings together the voices of women who opt decisively for peace in Euskadi. They are all different. Together they form a powerful contribution to start down that path pointing to a violence-free Euskadi and cross it would be ineffective without their participation. The core of the narrative is composed of search experiences of peace and justice. Face the pain and consequences of such violence while fighting the root causes.
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