It is impossible to imagine better friends than Blondi and Mirko. They are inseparable, sharing the same hobbies, relationships, vices, dreams, fears, passions, etc. However, something is not right. Although Blondi has the same appearances, gestures, and motivations as Mirko, she is, in fact, his mother.

Blondi took on the responsibility of motherhood in her adolescence. Since then, she has been stuck in that stage of life that was taken from her so soon. At first glance, Blondi disobeys all those aspects related to adulthood that one expects from a mother. But one thing to be clear about Blondi is that, contrary to what many think due to her childish behavior, she is a loyal mother to her family and her son. In fact, although Blondi always shows a childlike side, in tough times she would be willing to give everything for her son.

Written (along with Laura Parede) and directed by Dolores Fonzi, who challenges the concepts of adulthood and vertical parenthood, presenting a character whose life philosophy is based on equality among family members. The relationships Blondi establishes with those she considers her family are completely horizontal, without discrimination, without limitations, without ranks.

Produced by La Unión De Los Ríos, Gran Vía Productions, and Setembro Cines, and distributed by Karma Films.