SYNOPSIS:

At the film’s origin, a crew of astronauts dares to enter the “origin black hole” — a cosmic Father, symbolizing both an ending and a gateway. Against all odds, they survive the journey through the singularity and are reborn from a blinding white hole — the cosmic Mother. Before them unfolds a pristine universe, an endless ocean of newborn stars and uncharted worlds. Isolated and condemned to drift through this endless expanse, the astronauts search for meaning and hope. Their only anchor is a mysterious metal badge — a relic of their passage and a symbol of memory. Lost in the void, this badge will become the first sign of intelligent life in this newborn universe, destined to be discovered eons later on a distant Earth. As their odyssey draws to a close and they sense their own transformation approaching, the astronauts gather one last time. In a profound, wordless moment, they unite their voices in a song — a haunting, harmonious chant that becomes the very vibration of the first stars, echoing through the cosmos as light and memory. Through this gesture, they realize they are not only witnesses but the very seeds of creation itself. Through this cycle, the film explores the cosmic loop: are we all children of a Father (black hole) and a Mother (white hole)? Are memory, transmission, and eternal renewal woven into the fabric of the universe? Blending science, metaphysics, and striking visual poetry, this film is an odyssey where humanity, faced with the infinite, seeks to leave even the smallest trace — and to reinvent itself at every rebirth. A tale of solitude, hope, and awe before the profound mystery of the cosmic cycle.