Todo lo que no sé

At 35 years old, Laura leads a routine and predictable life: she takes care of her sick father, works in a store, shares an apartment with her half-boyfriend, and has similar days without major ups and downs. However, this calm is interrupted when an old college classmate proposes to revive a tech project they had abandoned years ago.

The proposal shakes her, not only because it offers her the possibility of achieving the professional success she has always longed for, but also because it reminds her of a side of herself that she had set aside in favor of daily responsibilities.

She accepts the challenge, eager to reclaim that lost part of her identity. As she progresses in the project, the decisions she makes begin to affect her surroundings: her relationship with her father, her half-boyfriend, and the friends who have always been part of her life. The pursuit of personal and professional ambition leads her to question her priorities and confront the consequences of putting her own well-being above others' expectations.

In this process, Laura discovers both her strength and the vulnerabilities that arise when choosing oneself over others, with the tension between the desire for success and the emotional cost of personal transformation.