German filmmaker Marvin Hesse delves into the black sands of the island of La Gomera, fascinated by the island's landscapes and a group of young people enjoying their last summer together: the island forces them to separate in search of a future. Aware of this situation, they spend their days on beaches, in parks, at parties and on excursions. The camera approaches them with a fresh perspective that encourages us to share every moment of this summer, while the sense of eternity in which the characters live contrasts with the fleeting nature of the holidays and the approaching end of this stage of their lives. A group of teenagers with diverse identities, whom we get to know as a collective while experiencing their daily lives: the idle hours, the desires, the concerns and the unique characteristics of each one.

* Text written by the Young Programmers Moving Cinema D’A