El Caso Ángelus, la fascinación de Dalí

Salvador Dalí, the Spanish surrealist painter, lives his routine in a normally way preparing his works of art in his manor. One day he decides to organize a private party with his dearest friends and family. It will include fireworks and a large banquet, and will take place in Cadaqués, a small municipality in Catalonia that Dalí really likes.

However, a journalist from Madrid bursts into the party to interview Dalí. As usual, Salvador is hardly surprised, because he likes to talk about himself. However, the rules of the game change when the researcher proposes to the artist to talk about his essay about the upcoming publication in France of his essay 'The Tragic Myth of Millet's Angelus'. Dalí, who really wants to talk about this case, tells him the story of this curious story and the sudden reappearance of a treaty that the painter signed during the Second World War.

According to popular gossip, Millet's 'The Angelus' is a painting that hides an important secret behind its composition. That is why Dalí sets out to resolve this mystery with a team of researchers. Although at first everything seems to be in order, since there is nothing strange about it, a member of the ensemble discovers that next to the foot of the woman who appears in the painting there is something that is out of place. What will it be?