Edith is thirty-nine years old and is one of those people who likes feeling, experiencing and discovering. She’s always been very close to her uncle Agustin, an old man who’s spending his last days in a nursing home. She can’t visi...

Edith is thirty-nine years old and is one of those people who likes feeling, experiencing and discovering. She’s always been very close to her uncle Agustin, an old man who’s spending his last days in a nursing home. She can’t visit him that often due to her busy lifestyle, but they write to each other, sharing their yearnings, fears and questions. Edith and Agustin’s letters bring us close to two characters at very different points in their lives: while she is experiencing the uncertainty of adult life, he is contemplating life from the perspective of experience. The moments they share are very profound and become a vital reflection on time, fear and the worries of today’s life.