Three female faces, like "San Saru," the three wise Japanese monkeys who tradition attributes with the meaning of "see no, hear no, spread no evil," seek to condemn different types of gender-based violence. The women who have to show an unreal face to achieve their goals, whose mouths are muffled or whose speech is belittled because it comes from a woman, and those who remain hidden, especially those who are suffering from gender-based violence and have not yet been able to emerge from their hole.