In a small town in the United States during the year 1936, life unfolds amidst the routine and sadness of the Great Depression. The story centers on two main characters: Clara, a young dreamer with a passion for film and acting, and Gus, a supportive mechanic who has lost faith in his own aspirations. Clara longs to escape her monotonous job in the grocery store and join a theater company in New York, while Gus feels trapped in his daily life, repairing cars and dreaming of a brighter future.
One day, Clara discovers an old projector in an antique store and, along with Gus, decides to organize a community screening of classic films to bring some joy to the town. What begins as a small event quickly transforms into a local phenomenon, attracting people from the surrounding areas and awakening the collective spirit of the community. Through laughter and tears, the characters will face their own challenges. Clara struggles to believe in her dream, and Gus finds the strength to rediscover his own passions.
Set against a musical backdrop that evokes the golden age of Hollywood, this film celebrates human resilience and the power of art to unite people, even in the darkest of times. In the end, Clara and Gus will learn that sometimes the paths to our dreams are more unexpected and enriching than they ever imagined.