The film follows the traces of Celestino Coronado, a Spanish filmmaker and theater director whose films are mostly lost or forgotten today. The search for Celestino led Abel Jaramillo to Jolonque, an estate located in the Lecrín Valley (Granada), which for many years was home to Chilean composer Carlos Miranda and is now home to Jesús Rey and Christoph Ehlers, all close friends of Celestino. Through the archives and conversations about the material Jesús kept of him and his work, Jaramillo discoveres another story: a collective story, which speaks of different structures of affection, of other ways of caring for each other and building a family. Jolonque contains and archive created from friendship, one that transcends forgetfulness and proposes a new way of making memory.