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Eighty years after the end of the Spanish Civil War, Spain still does not know what to do with the remains of its victims. A quarter of a century after the death of General Francisco Franco, families finally decided to start searching for their murdered loved ones. They are still searching for them: in roadside ditches, filled-in wells, in fields, in shallow mass graves.

"Strupa" is a story about a country that had to forget its ghosts for the sake of the future and failed to do so. Katarzyna Kobylarczyk travels through Spain, following the paths of the dead, the murdered, the missing. Martyrs and heroes. Victims and criminals. She talks to families who want to search and those who do not want to open old wounds.