A young girl named Carla travels to the Galapagos Islands with her father, a biologist specializing in the conservation of turtles. While her father focuses on the survival of endangered animals, Carla deals with threats to her own existence. Drawing a parallel to iguanas that evolved into marine creatures to survive, Carla undergoes a personal transformation into an Island, learning how to endure and adapt to her environment.

This drama was written and directed by Tania Hermida and features Ana María Carrión in the lead role as Carla. The production was a collaborative effort between Spain, Cuba, and Ecuador, involving the production company Corporación Ecuador para Largo. The film has a runtime of 100 minutes and was released on May 3, 2024.