A retrospective meeting of Yehuda Poliker with his life.

He looks at the camera calmly and watches rare home archive clips of himself and his relatives. At times he joins in playing the guitar to that insecure and stammering young man who stares at him from the screen, or to his mother’s Greek singing along with the accompanying tears.

In the dialogue between then and now, the pictures of Poliker’s life join each other, while in the background, throughout, they are accompanied by his moving music. The photos ignite memories, and in an associative way, move us between the stations of his life.