Asmae, a young Moroccan director, goes to her parents’ place in Casablanca to help them move out. Back at her family home, she begins to sort through all the objects of her childhood. At some point, she comes across a photograph: children smiling in a kindergarten playground. At the edge of the frame is a little girl sitting on a bench, looking shyly at the camera. This picture is the only image of her childhood; the only memory her mother could give her. But Asmae is convinced she is not the child in this picture.