A small village by a lake. Citing pollution, the government incinerates the shanties that the destitute have long called home. People watch in despair as their homes burn. Among them is Tomba, who was able to somehow save his home but was powerless when the government demanded he move. Depressed as well as irate, he happens to get his hands on a gun. As he turns more and more violent and aggressive in his search for opportunities to use his gun, a lady visits his room every night. This first feature debut is a low budget film made with the help of friends. Based on the true story of hundreds of shanties being burned by the police in 2011, it is a remarkable film that elegantly and magically captures the impoverished lives and crisis facing a community. The director of Floating Life, a documentary made in the same village in 2014, returns to the very same place to create a completely different story.