The Good Daughter

Following the separation of her parents, a young girl named Carmela moves into her grandmother's house with her mother. While attempting to settle into this new living arrangement, Carmela hopes for more time with her father, a visual artist for whom she feels great admiration. The influence of the father impacts three generations of women, leading them to face their circumstances and determine the paths they want for their lives.

This drama was directed by Júlia de Paz, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Núria Dunjó. A joint production between Belgium and Spain, the film features a cast led by Kiara Arancibia, Julián Villagrán, Janet Novás, Petra Martínez, Sandra Pujol, and Marta Millà. The production involved a credited crew of 66 people and a total cast of 32 performers. The final movie has a runtime of 101 minutes.