Tommy and Marga are siblings in their twenties. They are immigrants and have Down syndrome. It is offseason in Empuriabrava, a canal resort where the only bar open is where they work with their widower and bankrupt father Ignacio. Affected by his fathers depression and alcoholism, Tommy’s self-will is to help in every manner to preserve the family’s business from expropriation. He looks for a job, but is rejected, whilst Marga daydreams to have a child. When helping their father to recover from a long night drinking, Tommy finds help with two-faced Pau, a security chief during the day and a pimp at night who’s own interest is to meddle with Marga. Tommy’s clutching and arrant agitation uneases Ignacio, who overwhelmed and impotent, interns Tommy and Marga in a centre for disabled people. A few days later, they receive the news that their father has commited suicide in one of the canals. Upon the local bank’s harassement to dispossess the bar, Pau offers them to rent it for an illegal vice crime.