We are transported to the very heart of family relationships - to a small seaside town, where fate unexpectedly intertwines the paths of mother and daughter after years of separation. Teresa, accustomed to loneliness and her own rhythm of life, decides to spend her vacation with her mother, with whom she lost contact years ago. Their days together - full of minor tensions, awkwardness and unspoken emotions - over time begin to bring something more: space for understanding, closeness and forgiveness. "Little Loves" is a tender, intimate story about a second chance. About how difficult and at the same time how beautiful it is to learn about another person again. Delicate, light-filled frames and a subtle, moving soundtrack introduce us to the intimate world of two women who are trying to find a common language - and each other. This is a film that moves, stops and stays with us long after the screening ends.