[Sheffield '25] Through this brief odyssey of a dreamer who loves cinema, Fernando's relationship with his son Dylan reflects the idea of ​​transmitting ancestral knowledge, such as language, which is so important in indigenous communities where language is the vehicle through which traditions and knowledge are passed on. In a sort of David-trying-to-get-Goliath's attention tale, this film focuses on the transmission of endangered cultural elements, but it's also a heartfelt love letter to cinema and how some films form part of the cultural education of several generations.