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Abir Nasr is a teenager who helplessly witnesses the murder of his family during an Israeli army mission in southern Lebanon. Faced with the corpses of his mother and little sister, he swears that he will hunt down the guilty for the rest of his life. Night after night the threat of Abir breaks into the dream of Jacob Baudin, one of the soldiers who has participated in the action while fulfilling his compulsory military service, facing the dilemma of fighting against enemies he has not chosen. Jacob, the son of French parents, does not stop feeling like an emigrant in Israel and tries to reconcile himself with an identity that is given to him by his status as a Jew. After the tragedy, Abir is welcomed by relatives in Paris, where he feels trapped between two irreconcilable worlds, the suffocating family nucleus and the open society that offers him freedom and that is embodied by two young men: his cousin Noura, who rebels against the impositions of the religious fundamentalism of his father and Marion, a beautiful and vital teenager, with whom he falls obsessively in love.