It's easy to live with your eyes closed

This film, adapted from a true story, takes place in 1966 when the Beatles were on tour in Almeria, a city in southern Spain. "It's easy to live with your eyes closed" is a lyric derived from a Beatles single written by Lennon during this Spanish tour: "Straberry Fields" "Forever" (Strawberry Fields Forever), this film is also related to him, but it is not his story, but the story of three people with different experiences and different origins who tried their best to get close to and visit John Lennon: a Spanish English teacher who went to the Beatles tour venue who was crazy about John Lennon, a boy who ran away from home at the age of sixteen, and a pregnant young girl who was also running away from something... What kind of sparks and stories will collide during their journey together? And what is the relationship between this film and John Lennon? 2014 Spanish Goya Awards for Best Film, Best Actress, and Best Original Screenplay.