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In 1968, Daniel Carreras traveled to Ibiza to find his sister, who had run away with a hippie commune. There he discovered an island untouched by Franco's regime: a refuge for artists, deserters, and visionaries where free love, LSD, and dreams of revolution seemed capable of changing everything. Decades later, an impossible photograph reopens that past and uncovers an album of real and apocryphal memories, in an era marked by legendary film shoots like More, the echo of 2001: A Space Odyssey, and figures like the painter and forger Elmyr de Hory and the writer Clifford Irving.