Petra is a powerful and emotionally charged drama that explores the complex relationships between family members and how secrets can ultimately destroy them. The film centers around the character of Petra, a young woman who has spent her entire life searching for answers about her father's identity.
After her mother's death, Petra begins to piece together the clues that she has collected over the years, ultimately leading her to the doorstep of Jaume, a renowned artist with a dark past. Jaume is a complex and fascinating character, whose ruthless ambition and manipulative ways have left a trail of broken relationships behind him.
As Petra delves deeper into Jaume's world, she begins to uncover the dark family secrets that have been hidden away for decades. Along the way, she meets Lucas, Jaume's son, who has grown up under his father's shadow and struggles to find his own identity. Marisa, Jaume's wife, also becomes embroiled in the tangled web of family secrets as the truth slowly comes to light.
The relationships between Petra, Jaume, Lucas, and Marisa are complicated and often fraught with tension. As the plot thickens, the characters are drawn ever closer together, leading to a violent and explosive climax that forces them all to confront the truth of their shared past.
Despite the darkness and violence that permeate the story, Petra ultimately offers a glimmer of hope and redemption. Through the twists and turns of the narrative, the characters learn to forgive each other and themselves, and to find a way forward despite the pain of their past.