In a golden age of theater, an old actor faces the struggle of maintaining his relevance in a world that is rapidly shifting towards film. Known for his magnificent performances in classical tragedies, his life has been reflected in the applause of the past, but he now feels overshadowed by the new stars on screen.
The story begins when he receives an unexpected offer to star in a film adaptation of one of the plays that made him famous. As he immerses himself in the production, he feels torn between his deep love for the art of theater and the cold, yet tempting, nature of cinema. His encounter with a young actress striving to shine in the new medium awakens both nostalgia and hope within him. She helps him rediscover his passion, and together they form a bond that becomes a catalyst for change.
However, his path is not easy. The pressure from producers and the skepticism of his peers threaten to undermine his confidence. Through intense rehearsals and moments of doubt, the old actor must decide whether he can embrace this new form of art or if he will cling to his past. In the end, he rediscoveres himself, finding a space where both disciplines can coexist. In this poignant odyssey, the line between past and future blurs, leaving the audience questioning the eternal search for worth in a constantly changing world.