A film crew arrives at a border town of Alicante to shoot a western, a fact that will change the routine of the inhabitants of the area, including a group of children. The shooting is the return to her homeland of Sonia, who after many years, goes back to her town to star surrounded by a landscape that recalls stories of the past. This is not the first time the film reaches this land. Fifty years ago, Orson Welles wanted to shoot another western in that area. In aims of a filmic exercise, the director Fran Ruvira ghost tracks this unmade western, claiming the unfinished and the legend as a form of expression.