La ciudad no es para mí

Agustín Valverde (Paco Martínez Soria), a widower in the Aragonese village of Calacierva, is loved by every neighbor and lonely all the same, so he packs up and goes to Madrid to live with his son. The doctor, Agustín hijo (Eduardo Fajardo), and his family greet the old man coolly, since a farmer from the village does not fit the life they keep. Pedro Lazaga's comedy sets the village's easy closeness against the city's cold manners, and asks where a person belongs.