For Sasha

In the summer of 1967, nestled in an Israeli kibbutz near the Syrian border, twenty-year-old Laura is celebrating her birthday with friends old and new. Joining her are three Parisian men - Simon, Michel, and Paul - who have traveled across continents to share in the festivities. Yet amidst the laughter and joy of Laura's special day, a somber undercurrent begins to emerge as Simon, haunted by the untimely death of his former love, becomes consumed with finding someone to blame for her tragic end. Little does he know that it is Laura who carries the burden of this truth - the young woman passed away from a broken heart, and she herself had loved their quiet, introspective host, Sacha. This gripping tale unfolds against the backdrop of political unrest, exploring themes of love, guilt, and friendship amidst the complexities of human emotion.