[1][2][3] Juan Daniel F. Molero recovered from a bout of amnesia incurred as a result of a sandboarding accident by reviewing home video footage shot by himself, his father, and his grandfather in various formats.

[2] Using a "chaotic" editing technique which combined footage from SVHS-C, MiniDV tapes, cellphone videos and an 8mm home movie archive, the 84-minute film simulates the amnesia and recovery by Molero in 2009.

Indiewire observed that while "many avant-garde films feel derivative", Molero's was an original, in that its "combination of abstractions and concrete reality--achingly gorgeous and poignant--is unique."

[2] The film first screened in a shorter version in April 2009 at the 'Centro Cultural Cafae', and in May 2009, at Universidad Cayetano Heredia and Universidad Tecnológica del Perú in Lima, and then on July 3, 2009, at the Peruvian Cultural Center hosted by the 'Comité de Administración del Fondo de Asistencia' as part of a 10-film retrospective of Molero's earlier works.

[6] In 2011, it screened at the Buenos Aires International Festival of Independent Cinema in April,[7] and will have its United States premiere at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City on December 19, 2011.