A filmmaker scrutinizes his coarse body hair.

A young man recalls the verses of a poem from his Barcelona apartment while he idly awaits for someone to come over. Once his date arrives, they get right to cuddling on the couch and discussing their sexual preferences. This is their first encounter. Lucky for them, they seem to be on the same page. After this passionate rendezvous, the young man finds that his date has left something for him on the table. Could it change completely the experience he’s just had?

A young farmer of 31 years, Sagat, heads to a cemetery in the middle of the night. The next morning, Roman, a 29-year-old guy, is found sitting in Sagat's living room. It seems he has never been in that place before. Yet, something suggests otherwise. Who is he? What ties them together? Why is he there, and for how long?

The scene opens with Piro reclining on his bed in front of a mountain landscape. A beautiful setting, indeed, but it’s only a wallpaper panel. It’s not trying to fool anyone, just like when Guzman says he’s only going away for a year. Is he telling the truth or is he just saying it to convince himself? He’s almost finished packing. Only a couple of things are missing: a t-shirt and the courage to say goodbye. Once he finds both, the farewell turns into Piro and Guzman making love as if it was the first time, just in case it’s the last time.