Turkey, a village, today. A French filmmaker of Armenian origin returns to his roots. Four times in three decades, the director and actor Serge Avédikian returned to Sölöz, his grandparents' village located 170 km south of Istanbul. Throughout his successive returns from 1987 to 2019, he has drawn from this experience a powerful film on the themes of identity, historical truth and reconciliation.

The film is by an Armenian production team led by longtime public servant Gagik Harutyunyan: the former President of Armenia’s Constitutional Court, who has devoted his retirement from public life to apiculture: the study and care of bees. It describes the intricacies of bee society, and warns about the danger of a possible extinction of bee species.