Luz de Soledad

Olga, an only child should be responsible for his father Don Arturo a man who suffers a serious illness. His work does't live for her to care for him every night. Desperately she uses the last person that her father would like to see, Sister Inés. The film is based on the religious institution 'Siervas de María'. This foundation was created in Madrid (1851) inspired by the priest Miguel Martinez and Soledad Torres Acosta. They developed and expanded this organization until their death. 'Siervas de María' were facing very difficult years, epidemics and religious persecution at the time. 'Siervas de María' were the first nurses in Spain at the request of the Ministry of Public Instruction and Fine Arts.