In All My Journeys I'm Returning, is a delirious adventure that flows like the waters of a river, 
weaving between the present and the past, the tropics and the north, the desire to return to a lost home, 
and the necessity of losing what you have. An eclectic journey in search of the missing Gaspar de la Noche, 
a Colombian poet who was lost forever in the north of Sweden, and whom some believe capable of 
granting the return of those who have been lost.

The film begins with a rarefied trip along the Magdalena River in the early 19th century, passing through Korpilombolo, the hidden and nocturnal town where Gaspar was lost, and eventually reaching Bolombolo, Colombia—a place where its inhabitants try to escape on a train that was never completed, due to the 
danger of disappearing under the river's waters. All my trips are journeys back to a lost time, back to an imaginary place, back to ourselves.