Like a dream can remind us of who we truly are. Lynx thinks his story has been lived. He is a graveyard keeper and makes his rounds every night – and he seems to be content with that. Until 13-year-old Teresa appears and he lends her fire, unaware that he is earning himself a suspension. After some initial anger, he and Teresa become friends. She teaches him to play guitar and reminds him that he once dared to live his life. And so Lynx leaves the graveyard behind and returns to the place of his dreams, Santa Tereza, where he is not afraid to be himself again. What holds us back from living life to the fullest? Flurin Jecker paints a lovable portrait of a character that makes us ask: How do we manage to leave our disillusionments behind and embrace a new naivety?.