A young boy named Zain, living in the slums of Beirut, sues his parents for bringing him into the world and subjecting him to a life of abuse and neglect. The story unfolds through a series of flashbacks that reveal Zain's challenging upbringing in a dysfunctional family. Forced to grow up quickly, he takes on various odd jobs to support his siblings and endure the harsh realities of his environment. The film dives deep into his relationship with his sister Sahar, whose forced marriage sets off a chain of events that leads Zain to run away from home and fend for himself on the streets.

As Zain navigates these trials, he forms an unlikely bond with an Ethiopian refugee named Rahil and her infant son, Yonas. His resourcefulness and resilience are put to the test as he strives to protect Yonas while grappling with questions of identity, justice, and the value of life. Through Zain’s stark and poignant journey, the film sheds light on the plight of marginalized communities and probes the limits of human endurance, compassion, and the desire for a better future.