Mater Mea

Sole and Eva, a mother and a daughter, begin Holy Week together. After a festive gathering in the countryside, Eva starts experiencing vaginal discomfort following a sexual encounter. While her mother suspects Eva has been with a boy, she refuses to discuss it, jumping to conclusions and shutting down any chance for Eva to explain herself. Bound by the silence within their home, Eva secretly seeks a solution with the help of her friend Rebe. In a conservative town, they face moral judgement, a lack of sexual education, and societal repression. These challenges force mother and daughter to confront their differences and strive for mutual acceptance.