妓女与鲸鱼
在马德里，女作家贝拉（Aitana暂无内容Sánchez-Gijón暂无内容饰）从情人乔迪那里听来了摄影师埃米利奥（Leonardo暂无内容Sbaraglia暂无内容饰）的故事，埃米利奥作为反法西斯的战士，死在了1933年的西班牙。罹患乳腺癌的贝拉离开丈夫与情人，独自在病痛中探寻埃米利奥和妓女洛拉的往事……埃米利奥在一次舞会上邂逅洛拉，并将她带至荒凉的巴塔哥尼亚高原。为埃米利奥抛弃的洛拉无力改变境遇，只有和她相同身份的玛蒂尔德给予她些许安慰。某天，一只鲸鱼搁浅在海边，人们围绕着它，但却无能为力……贝拉在医院中惊讶的发现同一病室的老妇即是当年的玛蒂尔德，而不久后，又有一只鲸鱼搁浅，贝拉感到她和另一个女人的生命，在这一刻被联系到了一起……
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