Described as the “troubadour of Israeli cinema,” Dan Wolman presents a cinematic love letter to his family of origin in this deeply personal, intricate documentary that traces the early lives of his parents and explores the complexities of generational communication. The filmmaker's Polish-born father met his mother, a Berliner, while studying medicine in fascist Italy. From there, the paths of their lives took them on humanitarian missions to Israel and Ethiopia. With respect and admiration of their journey, a son shares his revelations of hope and sorrow with humility and grace.