During the 2026 Israeli war on Lebanon, the filmmaker’s parents are forced to flee their village to his apartment in Beirut. The displacement severely affects the father’s Parkinson’s disease and causes the mother to hide from the camera, deeply fatigued by the city and removed from her environment. A brief ceasefire allows them to return to their blooming village land, where they miraculously regain their vitality, until the truce is breached. Exploring the profound theme of how war violently accelerates aging and steals time from both the elderly and the young, documentary captures a family caught between the power of their roots and the uncertainty of a recurring war.