The film, directed by Pau Durà, tells the story of Samuel, who arrived in Formentera during the hippies 70s and he still lives there. He lives in a house without electricity and plays the banjo in a local of the island. One day he is visited by his daughter Anna and her grandson Marc. Anna is unemployed for some time and is forced to accept a job in France, but leaving her son with Samuel. However, he is unable to deal with it and he ends up taking his grandson to Denia, to a boarding school of a friend, Paco, also ex-hippie. Back on the island, Samuel shows that his grandson is with her mother and flees from his duties as a grandfather.