Antonio and Felisa have spent their whole lives in a little house in the Spanish province of Teruel. Together they are one soul, one body, and even a short time apart causes them great anguish. Now they are elderly, their health is more fragile, and ordinary tasks increasingly require more effort. The world around them is also changing; the old couple now see their surroundings as a place of hidden dangers. A visit to the hospital becomes an ordeal as they negotiate its cold labyrinthine corridors; the narrow passageways and steep staircases in their humble home present fresh obstacles to be overcome on a daily basis. The prospect of moving into a retirement home is a real threat they have to live with.… This film reflection about enduring love confronting the hazards of old age filters through an extremely broad palette of emotional hues. Paralluelo’s documentary, with its clear directorial vision and various staged elements, presents a focused portrait of an aging married couple, and also offers a more universal statement on the feelings of people who, towards the end of their lives, are overwhelmed by the creeping burden of time.