Ocellus Documental

A man arrives in Necochea, an empty coastal city in the dead of winter. He searches for information about his deceased grandfather, discovers that he had to go into exile fleeing the Spanish civil war, escaping throughout Europe until he reached Argentina. But there is no one left alive who can tell him what happened.

This is the story of the return of Don Luis Millán to the place where he was born in Patagonia. He returns looking to recover his Mapuche identity erased by years of discrimination and cultural impositions unrelated to his origin.

Sebastián is moving his old office; since his son was born, he's been working from home. Old VHS tapes, photos, and papers from his youth surface, leading him to reflect on his past as a political activist in his younger days.

Investigate a forgotten history; travel on a mythical train through a harsh region, gather testimonies from the survivors of an epic journey; not only to seek the truth, but to discover that even in the 21st century there are still legends to tell and explorers willing to venture into the unknown. Following the route once taken by the ancient Tehuelche and Mapuche peoples in caravans; crossing the Somuncura Plateau, one of the most desolate places in the world; traversing Patagonia, through ancient rock formations and canyons untouched by human hands, learning the history of the place, its people, and how they built the southernmost railway in the world many years ago.