An artistic meditation on trauma, change, and what it means to run away from your roots and become an immigrant.

Showan lives in a village in Kurdistan on the border between Iran and Iraq. He must smuggle goods on the Iranian-Iraqi border (Kolbari) to make money.

To Alex, a naive six years old boy, the mysterious patrols his father leads with his right-wing militia are just more occasions to go play hide and seek out in the woods.

Through interviews from the people at the inhuman migrant camp of Samos (Greece), built for 600 persons and hosting more than 6000, learn the European politics that caused this humanitarian crisis.