In a remote and solitary valley, punished by winter and drought, the children learn to gaze upon death, illness and love. A story about feeling vertigo in the face of life, about growing up.

Bringing exquisite lyricism to the slice-of life documentary, Tatiana Huezo’s hypnotizing portrait of a Puebloan village loses itself in the rhythms of the seasons. This precious film brings a child’s unobtrusively all-seeing gaze to social and natural orders—in all their poetry and discord.