José Agustín (96) is a Wayúu indigenous man who was separated from his mother, his culture, and his land as a child to be educated by Catholic priests. Following a near-death experience, the fear of dying prompts him to embark on a physical and spiritual journey to reconcile with his past, guided by his grandson.

“Dreams Travel with the Wind” journeys through two worlds, between the dream and the real, establishing a dialogue to experience the Wayuu culture's visions of death. Grandfather and grandson embark on a sensory journey to break the limbo between life and death, creating a sense of memory and identity.