During a formative and evolving stage of his life, a young man receives calls from his father, who has been absent for years. Overwhelmed by the dichotomy of the situation, he chooses to let them ring while he continues with his life, attempting to reconstruct the image of his father. However, as he listens further, the idea of his father transforms into the representation of a fictitious entity that is not human, an attempt to salvage the concept of fatherhood. This representation, devoid of physical presence, becomes distant and loses both its humanity and its personality and individuality.