Ten years after the failed revolution of Tahrir Square in Egypt, Al-Sisi’s regime continues to practice forced disappearance, imprisonment without trial, torture. Shaimaa and Ahmed, activists in exile, and Mohamed Lotfy, who still live in Cairo, continue to fight to denounce the current government and those who, masquerading behind declarations of façade, arm and finance it

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Weak and battered, a man wakes up near a railway. The pale sun looks like it doesn’t feel like rising. The man walks through deserted places and stumbles into a plastic bag containing items from his past. He gets into a courtyard of a house and phones a woman. The sun washes over him with all its strength.

A family is having dinner while watching tv: disturbing images of natural disasters keep showing up. They remain silent and indifferent, already numbed by everyday news.

The voices of five women gradually fill the sound space of the film, weaving a pattern: These voices deal, in different ways, with the relationship to life through the discourse of death.

After a finished relationship, a young man leads a monotonous life divided between his apartment and a laundromat. The repetitiveness of his life will be broken by an unusual discovery, which will finally allow him to move forward. In the background, some glimpses of life during the covid 19 pandemic.