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The story of an immersion into the experience of being uprooted.

A meditative exploration of one day spent in Rutba in late 2002, just before the invasion of Iraq. A Greek traveler, an English doctor and an Iraqi storyteller cross paths, their starting point the same question: "Maesmak" the Arabic phrase for 'what is your name?'

Train stations, sleep, memories, Orestis' forefathers, a gaida's tone, witnesses to civil war, the patter of snow on mount Falakro, uproar at the Nestos delta, bear tracks, roadside stories, all fragments, all a pilgrimage, all verses from Theodoris' song.