As the magnetic poles of our planet are rapidly moving and the axis of the Earth is oscillating in a permanent wobble, the constants of geographical knowledge start to oscillate as well and the geographies, as we know them, shift, accidentally opening up liminal, in-between spaces. One of such liminal spaces is The West Pole. A nameless protagonist travels with no map or plan through the landscape of The West Pole, full of chance encounters, bizarre creatures, and apparitions. Every other day brings her only more bewilderment – shadows of dinosaurs and singing dunes, tourists hunting for worms and fierce winds bending metal, nature blindness and mysterious cows floating in the darkness. She leaves behind a box of 16 mm films and travel diaries. The present film attempts to arrange together the materials of the expedition archive and reconstruct this hypnotizing and somewhat futile odyssey.