A topographer maps areas at risk of landslides in the city of Ubatuba, a hillside region in the Atlantic Forest. Wherever a topographer is called, there are land issues, and his task takes him into diverse situations and characters with different perspectives on the occupation. Obsessed with measuring and organizing, he encounters a territory of chaotic human occupation and rife with conflict. The city’s history intersects with him and through his theodolite, he sees images of the past.