In a quiet Southern Lebanese village, Soraya, a widowed mother, prepares homemade pickles with her daughter, Angelina, before the threat of war looms over their home. When an evacuation warning arrives, mother and daughter must face the unspoken grief of always losing their land, love and safety. After they separate, an Israeli unit raids the abandoned house and devours the food left behind, unknowingly consuming poison. The farmhouse lies in ruins, but in its silence remains a final act of resistance: a love preserved like a prayer, and a death that refuses to come quietly.