An emotional journey into the darkness of the Chilean countryside where the electricity that illuminates the richest part of the country is produced.
Large pylons carry electricity away, leaving a nameless village in rural Chile in the dark, where life is made up of simple things. In this observational documentary, we are hypnotized by the wanderings of a child who at night, unaware of the possible risks, ventures alone on a surreal rabbit hunt, among hundreds of transmission towers, transformers and thermoelectric power plants. In the darkness, the silhouette of a large industrial complex looms large, serving a distant urban, political and economic center, belonging to a universe almost inconceivable to the inhabitants of the small village. A picture devoid of moralism that reveals with authenticity the most insidious mechanism of a profoundly unequal system.