The Invisible Guardian Page #2

Synopsis: Amaia Salazar is a woman who works as police inspector in Pamplona, capital of Navarra (north to Spain, in the frontier with France), who is headed by her superior to investigate the case of a teenage girl found nude at the side of a river close to Elizondo, her natal town, a rainy village in the heart of the Valley of Baztán, a rural place surrounded by forests and mounts, full of local myths and ancient superstitions. Married with James, an American sculptor that them marriage lives a delicate moment by her troubles to get pregnant, and hoping not return to her family home, Amaia Salazar is forced to face the past meeting again with lovely Aunt Engrasi and her more complicated sisters Flora and Rosaura. It causes that the Amaia's instinct for criminal cases doesn't works as it should be, at the same time that other nude bodies of teenage girls are found in the forest. Trying to solve the case and discover the identity of the killer, Amaia will must not only confront the trauma by the
 
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Year:
2017
129 min
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with the flannel sheets.

Thank you, aunt. I'll help you.

No, you rest. She'll help me, OK?

OK. Thank you, aunt.

That's enough, it's late.

Everyone to bed, come on.

DAY 2

Where's Montes?

I haven't seen him all morning.

Don't you think

he smelled of alcohol yesterday?

Behind us, run.

Black hood.

Freddy!

- Sh*t!

- Are you all right?

This is Freddy, my brother-in-law.

My sister Ros's husband.

Deputy Inspector Etxaide.

A pleasure.

Where were you racing off to?

- I got nervous when I saw you.

- Why?

I guess Rosaura has told you.

No, what's going on?

The other day we had an argument.

She hasn't been home for a few days.

- Are you all right?

- Well...

Doing a lot of thinking.

Amaia?

Vctor.

Hey!

I'm off.

Take care.

Flora was going to come

but she said she was too busy

to leave the bakery.

You're speaking again?

In a way.

We have a drink occasionally,

bit by bit, you know.

How's James?

He's fine,

busy with the exhibition.

- Say hello to him for me.

- Of course.

Well, I'll leave you to it.

Now you know my brothers-in-law.

They're kind of different.

Long time, no see.

How are you, Flora?

Busy. You want a coffee?

Yes. Thanks.

Didn't you say

you wanted to be a mother?

- I'm here on police business, Flora.

- You?

If you're the best they could send,

we're in trouble.

I'm here to see you as an expert,

not as a sister,

so what you're going to see is secret

and you mustn't tell anyone about it.

Not even the family.

It's police evidence.

A txantxigorri?

This was at the crime scene?

How do you know it?

Where else does police evidence

come from, inspector?

Let me see.

Any chance it's poisoned?

They analyzed it and it's clean.

Top quality ingredients.

Fresh and mixed in the right proportion.

Baked this week.

I doubt it's more than four days old.

From the color and porosity

I'd say it was baked

in a traditional wood oven.

How can you tell all that?

Because I know how to do my job,

inspector.

Apart from you,

who else makes these cakes?

Anyone who has the recipe.

It's no secret.

But everyone makes it their own way.

Does this one tell you anything?

Yes.

Whoever made it

knows what they're doing.

The balance in the proportions

is admirable.

I need a list

of all the stores, bakeries

and patisseries in the valley

who make them.

The only ones who make them

with this quality are us,

Salinas in Tudela, Santa Marta in Vera

and a bakery in Logroo.

Give me the most complete list you can,

please, it's important.

The soonest I can do it is tomorrow.

You can imagine I have lots to do

since our longsuffering sister

went on sick leave.

Tomorrow is OK.

Are you Rosario's daughter?

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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