In Ádám Breier's first feature film, Tamás Lefkovics, a big-hearted but stubborn boxing coach (Zoltán Bezerédi), has had such a bad relationship with his son Iván (Tamás Szabó Kimmel) that they have not spoken for years. Iván has fled to Israel to escape the conflict with his father, and as an Orthodox Jew he lives and has started a family there, keeping in touch only with his mother (Ágnes Máhr) from Budapest. After the unexpected death of his mother, Iván returns home with his six-year-old son (Leo Gagel) to sit a week of mourning, or shiva, in his parents' house, in accordance with Jewish tradition. Through the two men, two worlds are pitted against each other, with the reunification of the family at stake.