Echo à Delta

A widowed Lady, forced into marriage, grows to love her husband when he saves a child from a cliff.

After the death of the head of the family, supposedly due to the end of his powers, his family moves out of the state cottage. The last hours before departure - preparations, worries, confusion. And in this force majeure situation, a stressful situation, through the prism of the attitude to the fact of leaving, the very fact of the existence of the house, the relationships in the family itself are revealed and it turns out that relatives do not know each other, that they have completely different values in life, that their closest friends are evicting them from the cottage, and that the most devoted are those whom we usually do not notice.

Very different sisters Rike and Nicola annually make a joint exotic voyage. This time chaotic do-gooder Nicola chose Salamanca, Spain, failing to tell she actually booked to a paying volunteers program, two weeks in self-service inns to help restore a traditional route St.Jacob's pilgrimage to Compostella. Organized, bossy younger Rike still stays, feeling she must solve Rike's marital crisis meanwhile. The volunteers reside in the rural inn of old Felipe, who got his efficient son Carlos, who runs a languages school in Salamanca with his wife, as his unreliable hedonistic brother Pablo missed up again. While both sibling pairs argue, Rike and Carlos get romantically involved.

When a couple whose marriage is in turmoil, find themselves blackmailed by a trigger-happy young man, their lives become embroiled in a web of deception, lives in danger. What will the future hold in store for all of them?