The film portrays two individuals, Ripo and Paulo, communicating through Gestuno (international signs) while confronting universal existential themes. Structured in three parts—Genesis, Existence, and Eschatology—the narrative unfolds primarily at Ile Saint-Louis in Paris. Initially, young Ripo and Paulo share a poignant intimacy symbolized through objects like a cracked pocket watch and a bronze ring engraved with a clock and birds, reflecting themes of connection and loss. Their interactions, colored by sensory experiences and gestures, evoke deep emotional resonance. Over time, as adults, they face the overwhelming complexities of the external world, represented by indistinct political speeches and relentless global anxieties. Eventually, as older individuals, Paulo and Ripo grapple with mortality, regret, and acceptance, culminating in a reflective moment of mutual consolation, acknowledging their limited understanding of existence while confronting inevitable universal truths.