April 1980. Theodore Kentrotas puts an end to his life in a park in Geneva, near the serene lake and the snow-covered peaks of the Alps.

April 1820. An ancestor of his, with the same name, unearths a bare-breasted marble woman from his field on an Aegean island. He falls in love with her to the point of devastation.

Don't let me leave you. Why did you abandon me?

The beauty that will save the world has something extraordinary. Madness, frenzy, desire for possession, fear of abandonment mark the lives of five generations.

The story that never ends will be transformed in the hands of a five-year-old girl.

The Greek patient converses with decay: I am this marble, I have no age. What is missing makes me alive.

After all, the end is a lie. To die is to leave for a while.