Arquivo

In 1908, an explosion equivalent to one thousand atomic bombs devastated two thousand square kilometers of forest land in Tunguska, Central Siberia, and incinerated hundreds of inhabitants of the region. The explosion actually lit the skies of Paris and London and is even today unexplained. In 2002, renowned playwright Floyd Favel sets out from Canada, bound for the epicenter of the tragedy. He is not in search of an answer for what happened, but interested in discovering how the descendants of the indigenous tribes living there regard the catastrophe. As from the outstart of the expedition, however, and on drawing closer to the epicenter, Favel comes face to face with enigmatic signs that signal this is not merely a journey of research.