In early 2000 the Israeli army launched a retaliatory mission against the second intifada in the West Bank. Despite frequent bombings, Suha doesn’t stop filming her family. At the most dangerous times she promises God that if he keeps them safe, she’ll leave the country. She made this promise three times. For her, home videos are a safeguard against forgetting, a direct testimony of how the Israeli occupation has affected – and still affects – the daily life of Palestinian civilians. 17 years later, her film director son finds her amateur footage. The conflict between the nations deprived him and his sister of their childhood. He tries to finish telling his mother’s story in order to grasp the essence of their transgenerational trauma.