Patty Diphusa, an international star (or so she says) of porn photo novels, is invited by the director of a postmodern magazine to recount her memoirs. Patty never sleeps, so she has many things to tell. For her, everything is night; her adventures, almost always related to all imaginable sexual variations and all kinds of drugs, serve to reflect, in her own way, on the human condition. Because although her stories are full of fellatio, cunnilingus, penetrations through any orifice, art gallery openings, nightclubs, taxis, porn photo novels, etc., at the heart of it all we find a girl who flees from loneliness, like anyone else, endowed with an inexhaustible capacity for pleasure and no capacity for disappointment. An unrelenting vitalist. Forged in the full boom of the 80s, Patty reflects and distorts the days and nights of Madrid, full of characters who seem like a true catalog of traumas and vices. The "other texts" are a selection of writings that Pedro Almodóvar made for newspapers and magazines. Unintentionally, the author, all together, compose a true autobiography of the Manchego director, of his trajectory, both personal and professional.