The film takes a poignant look at the daily lives of two families in Langue, a small town in Honduras. With vivid portraits of the rural landscape, dirt roads, mud houses, deforestation, and drought, the film captures the duality of how societal issues construct and affect children — an inescapable circumstance that brings the weight of survival to children as a foil to harmony and warmness. A subtle sense of hope shining through the eyes of children delivers the essence of resilience in human nature. The film’s rough and grainy texture communicates harshness, while its use of natural sound in the community adds a lively filter to the inevitabilities of life in Langue.