Amid the natural beauty of the Armenian countryside in the early twentieth century live the elderly Yeprem and his little granddaughter, Astghik. The blind grandfather knows the world through familiar sounds and his granddaughter’s stories. Their warm bond reveals themes of closeness between generations, the transience of life, and a deep attachment to one’s native land. Images of spring fields and forests intertwine with the old man’s memories, highlighting the contrast between nature’s eternal rhythms and the fragility of human life.