If it is difficult to live, it is much more difficult to explain your life. »For Oyana, Eric Plamondon chose the epistolary form in order to dive into the heart of the intimate. And also in political history, that of ETA and nationalism. A woman finds herself, overnight, in an urgent need to tell the truth. Oyana is the portrait of the one who decides to take charge of her life at the risk of losing her footing. At 45, she does not know if the balance sheet is necessary or if it is a choice, but it is inevitable. Between personal reconquest and quest for identity, she returns to her story to explain herself while seeking to sort out what was imposed on her and what she really chose.