Pioneer of the Moroccan migration to Belgium, Aïcha is buried in Brussels. The movie walks in the footsteps she left along the way from Tangiers to Brussels.
After years of separation, the filmmaker renews her relationship with her mother, Aïcha, who is now suffering from Alzheimer's. From Brussels to Tangiers, this is an odyssey of a family marked by exile—evoked through discretion and confession, pain, separation, grief, and joy.