The filmmaker Ignacio Agüero creates an intimate audiovisual correspondence with his parents, beginning with his father’s death just days after Allende’s election and spanning fifty years of personal and Chilean history.

Sergio, a wealthy bourgeois intellectual, chooses to stay in Havana while his family flees to Miami after the Cuban Revolution. Unable to join the new socialist fervour or let go of his past, he wanders the city as a cynical, detached observer.