La Restauración

His idle and hedonistic lifestyle barely sustained by his aristocratic family's depleted wealth, and with a long line of creditors waiting, 51-year-old divorcé Tato (Paul Vega) does the only thing one can in such trying times: he hatches a plan to fake his mother's death, sell the house to a developer without her knowledge, and put her in a perfect replica of her bedroom in the middle of nowhere until the end of her days. But things don't go entirely smoothly: the replica turns out less-than-perfect, and a more ethical but less lucrative counteroffer by a heritage restoration group begins to tug at his conscience.