
"The Good Manners" is a Drama set in a Valencian village during the postwar period, capturing the emotional and psychological scars left by the civil war on a family. Typical elements of Drama genres such as intense emotional conflict, family dynamics, and personal sacrifice are central to the story. It explores themes of healing, secrecy, and the complexities of relationships strained by trauma. What makes "The Good Manners" stand out from other Drama titles is its deep focus on the quiet resilience of everyday life—using simple acts like cooking stews and navigating silences to depict attempts at reconciliation and understanding. The narrative’s subtlety and its setting in a specific historical context add layers of depth, making it a poignant portrayal of postwar familial struggles beyond typical dramatic confrontations.