“The easiest way of making the town’s acquaintance is to know how the people in it work, how they love, and how they die.” Albert Camus.

The film is a succession of phone calls between a young Palestinian, Wissam, and a young French filmmaker, Sam. Together, they bring back memories of a phantasmagorical Gaza where the bakers seduce the girls and the vegetable salesmen take us into the fabulous world of the Djinns. The lifeguards on the beach also remind us with cheerfulness that it is also about the Gaza described too often on TV as a world of suffering and death.