Sinopsis:
Since the beginning of time, man has always sought shelter to survive, and over time that place ended becoming his home. Home is not the four walls but what is lived in, what was experienced, or what will be experienced. Carlo Mô in this adventure only takes a doormat to search for his home, home past, present, or future. Mô looks for his place in time but the important thing is not the place if not the time that lives in it, hours, minutes, seconds.

But... Why does a minute last exactly 60 seconds and not 70? And a day lasts 24 hours, not 20? And the week lasts 7 days, not 10?

Mô continues to use in this work his particular way of understanding clowning based on gesture, poetics, absurdity, innocence, and madness to share with us a journey about the passage of time, home, family, company, and loneliness that form our past, present, and future.