Carlos Troyano

Juan is an elderly man returning home by train who meets a young woman on the journey and strikes up a conversation with her. The conversation revolves around his profession as a railway worker and the landscape through which the train travels, but above all, Juan talks about love: love for his wife, for the life he has lived, and for commuter trains as a place for meeting and conversation, because there was a time when the important thing about the journey was not the destination, but who was traveling beside you.

Summer is a race for subsistence in a fictional world, in a world that has ceased to exist. What would we do when all living things around us disappeared? When only two men and one woman are alive?