October 17, 1961, "Algerian workers" take to the streets to protest against the mandatory curfew imposed by the police prefecture.

Among the ashes of a forest fire, in front of the Patagonian mountains, a charred being meets the rabbit to dance in the heights. The dance takes us to another space, where men in wolf skins worship the Christian gods.

In a faded opulence, three sisters are getting ready for a fancy dinner when an incident force them to cover their tracks before their father discovers them.

A woman tries to escape from a wrapped ghost, Pocong, by hiding in a man’s house. Later, she realizes that the man is scarier than the Pocong itself.