Marco, a journalist grieving for a love affair that ended ten years' ago, falls in love with Lydia, a bullfighter also on the rebound. Benigno, a nurse, dedicates his life to his only patient, a young dancer in a coma as a result of an accident four years' before; he talks to her, reads to her, holds photographs in front of her closed eyes. When Lydia is brought comatose to the hospital where Benigno works, he and Marco become friendly, and the nurse encourages the journalist to talk to her and hope for a miracle. Marco is Sancho to Benigno's Quixote, and as Benigno's hopes for his patient become fantasies, Marco tries to inject reality. Does a miracle await?

Originally produced as a Spanish motion picture in 2002. Special features: Pedro Almodóvar and Geraldine Chaplin commentary [optional audio only feature], Trailers (16 min.).

Start -- Benigno Martin, nurse -- Marco Zuloaga, journalist -- Lydia González, bullfighter -- Lydia y Marco -- Alicia, four years in a coma -- Gored -- Nino de Valencia -- "Cucurrucuću Paloma" -- Dr. Vega -- Marco meets Benigno -- Dr. Roncero, Alicia's father -- Katerina Bilova, dance instructor -- Cuatro años antes [Four years earlier] -- Appointment with Dr. Roncero -- "Talk to her." -- Shrinking lover -- Benjamin & Angela's wedding -- "We'd gotten back together." -- "I want to marry Alicia." -- Inquiry -- Visiting day -- Concierge -- Alicia, alive & well -- Mr. Sanz, the attorney -- Benigno's escape clause -- Masurca Fogo I -- Marco y Alicia [Masurca Fogo II].