Set in the late 70s, the film follows an English mother who seeks a fuller and more enriching life for herself and her two daughters while living in Marrakech, Morocco. Fleeing from a failed marriage and the monotonous rules of life in London, she decides to embark on an adventure that will change their lives forever.
As they adapt to their new home, the colorful and exotic environment of Marrakech proves to be captivating. The daughters, of different ages, experience a mix of awe and confusion as they immerse themselves in a culture so radically different. While the mother embarks on a series of fleeting and challenging relationships, she begins to understand that the quest for freedom and a sense of identity is not always straightforward.
Amidst strolls through the souks, nights under the stars, and encounters with fascinating characters, the mother seeks to balance her desire to rediscover herself with her responsibilities as a parent. At times, the film feels like a dream, where the experiences of the three protagonists intertwine in a poetic yet realistic manner, touching on themes of love, loss, and the struggle to find one's place in the world. As the journey progresses, their connection is put to the test, revealing that true adventure lies not only in exploring far-off places but also in understanding the bonds that unite us.