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Back to the Origin follows a 60-year-old man named Lalo who seeks to live self-sufficiently in the mountains, away from civilization. He dreams of finding a paradise that is truly uninhabited, but struggles with the reality of human contact that disrupts his ideal vision of solitude. As he navigates this tension, Lalo begins to question the feasibility of his undertaking and reflects on his emotional state during prolonged isolation.
The film captures Lalo's experiences and thoughts as he confronts the challenges of solitude. His journey reveals the complexities of seeking isolation in a world where human presence is inescapable. The narrative unfolds as Lalo grapples with his desires and the truths that emerge when he is finally left alone for an extended period.
Why Watch
- •Follow Lalo as he seeks a self-sufficient life in the mountains.
- •See how human contact challenges Lalo's vision of paradise.
- •Find out what Lalo learns about solitude and isolation.
Did You Know
•Lalo is 60 years old and seeks to live self-sufficiently in the mountains.
•The film has a duration of 67 minutes.
•Lalo struggles to find a truly uninhabited place.
Perfect For
Isolation enthusiastsSelf-sufficiency advocatesNature lovers