The film Miralles narrates, as in a novel, the vision of the world of one of the most important Spanish architects of the contemporary international scene. Enric Miralles dies at the age of 45 from a brain tumor. The next day he is buried in his masterpiece, the Igualada Cemetery, an unfinished forest-cemetery. From that moment on, his life and his work become inextricably linked. The film develops in variations, following Miralles' own creative method, inspired by Giacometti. Moving freely through different places, the narrator's voice, written by one of the most interesting Spanish authors of the moment Sara Mesa, talks to a ghost, searches for him, evokes him in his spaces, asks him questions about his architectures, crossing the threshold between death and life.