Asunción, Paraguay, 2013. Chela (60), has been living with Martina (61) for more than 30 years. As heiresses from prosperous families, they have received enough money to live comfortably without the need to work. But as they both turn 60, the inheritance starts to run out. With the passage of time and the difficult economic situation, the relationship between them has worn out and become a succession of long silences. It all gets more complicated as Martina faces prosecution for unpaid debts and has to go to jail. Chela visits Martina whenever she is allowed. They meet in a communal area where they talk and observe the lives of the other inmates. Chela feels desperate to help secure Martina's release and is obsessed with the bars surrounding her, as if she were also a criminal. In order to make money to pay for lawyers and her expenses, Chela organises garage sales and provides a sort of taxi service, for older women. This is how she meets Mara, a 50 year old, daughter of one of her clients, to whom Chela connects with instantly. The new experiences affecting Chela’s life will change her perspective of a world that she has never before allowed herself to discover.