Inlakesh is a fictionalised documentary made in Mexico and Guatemala, presenting a completely different perception of Time.

A typical Gringo (a white man among Indians), wearing a suit and carrying a briefcase (Pasikonik) arrives in the land of the Mayas and travels through cities, mountains, and jungles. He talks to shamans, regular people, and powerful teachers, whose lives and knowledge point the way for the mankind in the New Age, which according to the Mayas (and other ancient cultures) we, the mankind, entered on December 21, 2012. The Gringo visits communities living in peace, harmony, in accord with nature, showing us an alternative and very progressive way of life. The protagonist also meets one of the most important representatives of the Maya elders in Guatemala and finds out about the principles of their famous calendar.

A moving, profound message inspires pondering on one's soul and calls for respecting Mother Earth. The revelations on the fourth dimension of Time and the meaning of the new cycle of the Maya Calendar are mixed with a funny plot, indigenous music recorded live and insights into Maya ceremonies that are not open to the public.