Harry, a 16 year-old teenager of Malian origin receives an oficial letter. He is informed of the death of his mother whose children were removed from her care by social services at an early age. He was placed in a children's home, and his younger brother, Souleyman, in a foster family in the countryside. Harry decides to run away to recover Souleyman, who he now considers as his unique link with his origins and to go with him to visit their family in Africa. In the middle of the night, he calls his friend Franck, a teenager of Caribbean origin, who allows himself to be persuaded to undertake with him this journey to the countryside. The reunion between Harry and Souleyman is very emotional. Souleyman seems to be more moved by the meeting with his brother than by the announcement of his mother's death, initially hidden by his foster parents, simple country folks. The two run-away teenagers spend the night in the stables among calves and pigs. Souleyman, glad to have found Harry, is ...