I decide to return to my childhood hometown to record the vanished movie theater, which was nothing more than a projector and a screen in the middle of a community center. When I shared this objective with my father, I discovered that he and a group of friends brought the first projector to the town in the 70s. Unfortunately, my father couldn't accompany me on the project as planned because he passed away two months before filming began. The encounter with my family's archive and the abandoned spaces of my hometown shape a new present. The film delves into the dimensions of memory to explore the ways in which the experience of encounters is shaped.