Synopsis

On summer nights in 1809, a series of strolls along the beach unfolded. William Herschel, whose explorations revealed telescopes to be instruments capable of traversing time, would share stories with his son, John. John, destined for profound discoveries himself, listened intently as his father spoke. The narrative follows these walks, preserving the essence of those evenings. It is a glimpse into a world where the boundaries of perception are subtly challenged, and the interplay of light, t