The film tells the story of three women living in Tel Aviv. Batia is a young woman who makes a living as a waitress for a wedding catering service. On the day her boyfriend leaves her, she finds a five year-old girl, emerging from the sea. The girl cannot speak, and having no other choice, Batia takes her into her life. As time goes by, Batia begins to suspect that there is a mysterious connection between the girl and a repressed, unresolved trauma from her childhood.

During Keren's wedding, she gets locked in the restroom. After crying long minutes for help, she manages to jump over the stall restrooms door and breaks her leg. The young couple decides to have a honey moon after all, not in Hawaii, but in a small hotel in Tel-Aviv and from that moment on, the relationship between them takes a turn for the worse. Joy is a Philippine caregiver who takes care of Keren's aunt. Once the aunt passes away, Joy is being sent to look after Malka, a tough old woman recovering from heart surgery. Malka has a complex and cold relationship with her daughter Galia, and Joy, unwarily, becomes a kind of emotional mediator between them. All three stories reverberate with yearning, and the seaside of Tel Aviv is the main arena to which all the film's protagonists are drawn