Three women of Middle Eastern origin journey back through time and space into their memories of an impoverished Greek village at the turn of the century, Jaffa’s Ajami neighborhood, and the Tel Kabir neighborhood in southern Tel Aviv. The journey is from one woman’s childhood (Eleanor, a 15 year old girl) to the golden years of another (Ida, the director’s 88-year-old grandmother), all the while describing the ethnic conflict plaguing Israeli society. The three accounts converge into a portrait of impoverished neighborhoods, which still suffer from neglect and political and social alienation.