In a rehabilitation hospital, a World War II veteran, who is left paralyzed after an accident, struggles with his new reality and his own insecurities. As he adapts to his physical limitations, the stories of other patients intertwine, men who also face their inner demons and fight to regain their place in the world.
Among them stands out the main character, who feels trapped in the shadow of his heroic past and fears he will not be able to prove his worth in this new chapter of his life. His relationship with a nurse becomes a refuge, but also a point of conflict, as she tries to encourage him to accept his new identity while he doubts what lies ahead in the future.
Through the interactions in the hospital, it becomes evident that each man faces unique struggles on his path to healing, from accepting his new condition to overcoming his traumatic memories. The film unveils male vulnerability and the reconfiguration of masculinity ideals in a society that expects men to be strong and resilient. With poignant direction and impactful performances, it presents a profound study of the struggle to find meaning in the midst of adversity, challenging the stereotype of the "strong man." The story culminates in a journey of reflection, showing that strength is not always measured by physical capability, but by the willingness to face life with courage.