A minibus carrying a theater troupe moves slowly along a winding mountain road. They are heading for the Namasia tribe who live deep in the mountainous region, to perform specially for the children. As evening comes, the children gather after school at the temporary camp in the village square, waiting for the performance to start. However, a boy discreetly shows up at the back of the stage bringing an unexpected twist to the planned event.
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