So multifaceted is the little-known figure of Bruno Munari, the author of the pieces that in this video-essay are vehicles to deepen this creative personality. Munari crossed the 20th century 'Milan,1907-1998' with the determination of an explorer who observes the world with irony and wit, and the same curiosity and desire to play of the children.
In the 80s, a nunnery in Navarra was home to the Arco Iris community. Nowadays the building is inhabited by cloistered monks, and the traces of that period are imperceptible. Two filmmakers approach the place attracted by the memories of their mothers who, trying to free themselves from the aftermath of Franco's regime, visited the community.
A landscape of electronic equipment leftovers, embedded in biting clouds of smoke, burnt earth and dirty water. In Agbogbloshie - one of the world's largest e-waste recycling sites in the middle of Accra - they were dismantled and burnt in order to return their metals to the industrial recycling cycles. In between, an observer who, by means of acoustic field research, investigates this place as a contact zone of complex global economic, social, power-political and technological processes and questions this from a spiritual perspective.
A girl lands by paragliding in Lima city center. As she moves through the city and the beach, she remembers what it was like to accompany two close friends in their clandestine abortion processes. This leads her to question what her presence and actions meant to them, on what her role as someone ‘who accompanies’ consisted of?