In the middle of nowhere, along a secondary road, a small old gas station so judgmental interrupts the arid countryside. Its owner is José (José Ángel Egido), a man of about fifty years marked by the tragic death of his wife. With him working his sons, Pablo (Uceda Ismael), a ten year old boy who simply want to have a normal family and Rais (Noelia Castaño), a young girl of twenty years, tired of the monotony, just think go there to begin to live their own lives. One summer afternoon a luxury car stops in front of the gas station. Three people on the trip entirely outside the world of José and his sons: Antonio (Hector Alterio), a film actor who goes to the location of the movie you are working, Manuel (Jorge Roel), an ambitious assistant Production and Juan (Frank Spano), a Venezuelan immigrant, driver of the car that moved. Although at first believe they are lost, Manuel contact your boss, who gives the order to remain in the gas station until the rest of the crew go to find them there. In this way the three visitors were forced to share the waiting time with the three locals. Antonio, tired of the banality of fame, is intrigued by the life of José, who is not never seen any of his movies and it comes quite naturally, Manuel has the opportunity to reflect on his life and his relationship with his wife, Juan finds that there is no need to come from another country to be abroad; Rais decided that the time has come to go and begins to prepare his departure, Pablo note first that her family is disintegrating and José discovers that perhaps is not the father should be for their children. Unexpectedly, these six people spend eighty minutes that together mark a before and after in their lives.