Synopsis ​

In a place, far from everything, live the boy Lucas and his grandfather. The grandfather only knows the language of the river, animals and plants. Lucas is tired of the routine and the stories invented by his grandfather, who says to fish them in the river: word for word. One day, Lucas' mother comes to pick him up to live in the city. Despite his displeasure, the grandfather encourages him to go and learn to speak the people's language. At school, the new language doesn't enter your head, it doesn't fit. And, to make matters worse, he starts writing an invented language, just his own. Everyone thinks he has a screw loose. Then her mother receives the news of her grandfather's death. Back at the place, Lucas runs in despair in the hope of finding him, in the illusion that the news is a made up story. But it is not. Desolate, he sits on the bank of the river and without realizing it, dozens of words are carried by the current.