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Shortly after Martina is evicted, her boyfriend breaks up with her. Overwhelmed by misfortune, Martina decides to jump into the nearest ravine to end her life, but she unexpectedly encounters an old man about to leap into the water.
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Shortly after Martina is evicted, her boyfriend breaks up with her. Overwhelmed by misfortune, Martina decides to jump into the nearest ravine to end her life, but she unexpectedly encounters an old man about to leap into the water.
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