When a Kogui child is given a water pistol as a toy, he begins to explore the familiar spaces of his territory with a new look. Sukua fluidly travels through the exterior and interior of his home and some remnants of the community that are manifested around the child's playful sweetness. The strangeness of the toy adds, at the same time, childish tenderness and noisy tension by its contrast with the environment and by the suggested violence that morally affects the father.
