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Where are we humans going? A film poem inspired by the Peruvian poet César Vallejo. We meet people in the city. People trying to communicate, searching compassion and get the connection of small and large things.

A young girl discovers that she dreams of her own future as an adult. When she discovers that a horrible accident is about to happen, her decision to inadvertently intervene changes the course of the future forever.

A young man makes a deal with a man at a club to bring a bag to a mysterious stranger with the promise of getting a great sum of money. The mysterious stranger, though, commands him to bring the bag to another man, named Daniel, at a heathen place of sacrifice. / A fellowship of young people has been formed. They all bear heavy burdens from their pasts and have been called by the mysterious stranger to wander through the "Valley of the Shadow of Death", being haunted by curses as well as a dangerous pack of Satanists.

Lieutenants Johnny Waller and Ingvar Lund have been appointed captains of two torpedo boats.

The siblings Wallin, Kalle, Gunnar, Mia live in their childhood home at Slite on Gotland. They are in their eighties. Kalle has been a sailor and fisherman. Gunnar has worked in a cement factory, while Mia has taken care of the house.

Adam (Anders Ekedahl) and Rasmus (Johan Johansson) begin a party, but get upset with each other. Adam finds an abandoned stone-ruin and goes to check it out, but disappears. Lizette (Jenny Wahl) comes to the party. She looks for Rasmus and finds Therese (Johanna Kolmodin), a classmate. They decide to go looking for the others and meet a David (Joel Stenström), a young surfer. They go searching for Adam and Rasmus and find the stone-ruin. They decide to split up. Therese goes her own way. She comes to some foggy cliffs and meets a mysterious woman. The two others find Rasmus and tell him about a strange cabin in the woods. And so begins an adventure. The three youngsters come to the cabin and meet a woodsman, called Elioth. He commands them to go away and not remain on his grounds. Or else...