How would you feel returning to your hometown and discovering it’s become a center of drug-trafficking? How would you feel if you found out that your city has a 5,000 year-old history, most of it hidden underground? And what happens when the city’s everyday reality becomes a mirror image of life in the entire country? Tsipi Reibenbach left the city of Lydda/Lod in 1977, a war widow and mother to a little girl, and now returns to shoot a film about a city where Jews, Muslims and Christians live in a plethora of sounds and colors: the Muezzin’s call, the ringing of the church bells, and the bustling market. However, a violent and hostile urban ruin is now a surrealistic reality as Palestinian terrorism rises and Lydda/Lod, a city with no pity, becomes a microcosm of the conflicts and difficulties throughout Israel.