The hero of this poetic film is a dreamer of a boy who visits his one-of-a-kind father each week on an idyllic island. When the father has to return behind the walls of the asylum where he lives, the boy elaborates on the stories of the mythical land of Magonia that his father has told him. The first tale tells of a muezzin who loses his voice, and of the young lovelorn man who futilely attempts to offer him assistance. The second story involves a foreign couple whose car breaks down in the desert, providing them with the opportunity of meeting an old man and his son who long to make new acquaintances. The heroine of the third tale is a waitress living in a small fishing village who has waited for years for her beloved sailor to return home. When her idol finally does turn up she realizes that he is all too real for her taste. Motifs of flying, clouds and ships weave in and out of this fancifully told narrative, a tale in itself which praises the idea of escaping from everyday life. The film was screened in the Competition at the San Sebastian IFF.