Helena and Kira argue on the side of the road. There is no destination in mind, there is no plan to follow. The journey unfolds kilometer by kilometer, a journey that soon becomes a ritual.
The wind has brought the sand dunes closer and closer to a small town on the Argentine coast. The locals debate options before the advent of the sand on their houses: to abandon their homes or to stay and try to resist the inevitable.
Ana and her two children live in the anonymity of the suburbs. She cares for the sick to make ends meet. But her youngest daughter requires much more, so much so that it puts the delicate balance of their lives at risk.
