风流倜傥的小说家洛伦佐（Tristán Ulloa 饰）在遭遇创作瓶颈之际邂逅了自己的崇拜者露西亚（Paz Vega 帕兹•维嘉 饰）——一名在咖啡馆工作的女招待。她点燃了洛伦佐沉寂已久的激情，听说两人开始一段愉快刺激的同居生活。偶然机会，听说洛伦佐得知自己拥有一个女儿，那是他一年前在海边夜晚的所留下的艳遇结晶。自此他的心情重归浮躁，他私下寻找女儿，却将小说中的情节和现实混为一谈。露西亚和洛伦佐的爱情开始出现龃龉，某晚在接到警察一通电话之后，她逃离这座压抑沉闷的城市，来到爱人曾经徜徉的海边……
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