Chaim, a wounded Israeli soldier with no memory, is mistaken for a young Palestinian who disappeared years ago. With love, his family and friends receive him and integrate him into his world.

Palestine

Aïcha and Aghilas, respectively sixty and seventy years old, are married and the parents of five children. They survive thanks to fishing, until a wave of dolphins arrives in the coastal waters, resulting in a shortage of fish. No longer able to feed their families, the fishermen search desperately for work, but in vain. The soul of Mohamed El Badaoui's Lalla Aïcha is the mother figure, sublimely carried by Angela Molina's exquisite performance, who, despite living in a society that puts women under a great deal of pressure, coupled with the urgent need to find a way to survive in a harsh world, never loses sight of the fact that love is the primary force that keeps a family together.