Navigating the Negro, Tiquié, and Uaupés rivers, elders of the Ye’pã Mahsã people travel through places where ancestral histories endure. The film forms a sensory diary of a living territory, shaped by the presence of its inhabitants and the abundance of the rainforest. This meticulously crafted film, with its infinite trust in images, imagination, editing and sound design, follows the logic of human memory—its enchantment, abstraction and pleasure. A pure cinematic experience that may serve as a time machine: could this film have been made 100 years ago? Or 100 years from now?