In a moss-covered mountain village, an Indigenous Tzotzil family preserves their cultural identity by herding sheep. The filmmaker, who has deep connections to this land, revisits an old photograph that sparks reflection. As she explores her ties to the territory, she confronts themes of identity, transformation, and nature. Through intimate conversations, archival imagery, and personal experiences, the film delves into the powerful bond between land and belonging, questioning how our sense of place shapes the way we see the world.