Three thousand three hundred kilometres separate Toronto from Horseshoe Bay, a small village in the southwest corner of Canada where a man had been sent to work. His son stays at the family home in Ontario. In order to maintain the connection with his family, the man communicate with them through the Internet. Technology made it possible for the father to cross an entire country, to be in the same room with his son - except for the last metre. That metre, which separated the screen from the boy, proved to be the longest of all.