Al-Najar is a Palestinian Bedouin family of three generations living in makeshift tents on agricultural land they don’t own. For the past 21 years, they lived as Bedouins with their different animals on that land. Awad is the family’s eldest grandfather. Awad is a second-generation Bedouin, and his daughter, Eman, is a sweet young girl coming of age. In recent years, the area has transformed into a high-class neighborhood. Their quiet Bedouin life is turned upside down when construction starts to creep up on them. Their new neighbors are focused on kicking them out of the area in order to "clean up" the neighborhood. When one neighbor files a complaint against the family with the local government, the threat becomes a reality, and the family is forced to make a choice. To continue to be Bedouins and find new land to occupy, or abandon their lifestyle and move to the city. The family is in a dire situation. They have conflicting dreams and inner desires, and the tensions between them and their new neighbors is rising. With no governmental policies in place to protect them, Awad now realizes they may have to move to a new peaceful area away from urbanization, restarting their bedouin life.