Silent Struggle avoids interviews and narration. After an injury that sidelines Isco Alarcón from the European Championship, Sara Sálamo films from the closest vantage point: the intimacy of everyday life, away from the spotlight. The camera listens to what is left unsaid, follows the exhausting repetition of training, and adopts the rhythm of a wounded body that moves first slowly, then stubbornly. The result is an observational portrait of resilience, silence and the human cost of public life, where sport intersects with intimacy and the universal.