Babakar is a doctor living alone, with only the memories of his
childhood in Mali. In his dreams, he receives visits from his blue-eyed
mother and his ex-lover Azelia, both now gone, as are the hopes and
aspirations he's carried with him since his arrival in Guadeloupe.
Until, one day, the child Anaïs comes into his life, forcing him to
abandon his solitude. Anaïs's Haitian mother died in childbirth, leaving
her daughter destitute--now Babakar is all she has, and he wants to
offer this little girl a future. Together they fly to Haiti, a
beautiful, mysterious island plagued by violence, government corruption,
and rebellion. Once there, Babakar and his two friends, the Haitian
Movar and the Palestinian Fouad, three different identities looking for
a more compassionate world, begin a desperate search for Anaïs's family.