Based on a real story, SofÑa Olivari is a small town elementary school teacher who has been rejected twice by adoption agencies. While she and her husband are applying a third time, she reads in a newspaper that a newborn baby has been found in a dumpster. She feels that the baby deserves a burial, but because the baby has no legal identity, she goes to a judge. He insists that there's nothing to be done, but she'll keep on fighting for baby Aurora ("She deserves a name too").