In the hot August, people in Madrid go out to escape the heat, leaving the whole city to tourists and the annual Virgin Mary Festival. Eva, who is about to turn 33, came to the city and moved into a short-term rental apartment with her luggage. She wandered around, visited old friends, met new people, had a picnic with friends by the river, and danced with neighbors. She explored the city at will, just like every new traveler. However, when the joy of vacation gradually settled, whether it was the wandering of exile or the mood being disturbed by a chance encounter with her ex on the street, Eva couldn't help but ponder repeatedly, how should she live out her true self in this strange and familiar city? Just like the poetic reproduction of Rohmer's "The Green Ray", by getting close to the pulse of the heroine's life, you can feel the casual and pleasant urban atmosphere of Madrid. Director Honastruba and the heroine co-wrote the screenplay and wrote this emotional poem belonging to contemporary women, expanding from the spectrum of love to multiple aspects such as faith and culture, delicately depicting the indescribable inner feelings, creating a warm but not scorching, colorful and soft travel writing.