A mysterious Arabic manuscript on the ICE train from Berlin to Munich, which seems to belong to no one, tells the life story of the one who accidentally finds and reads it in eight different ways. Abbas Khider combines the tragic with the comedic, the grotesque with the everyday, and the exoticism of the East with the life experiences of a refugee. He impresses with his unvarnished perspective and the casualness with which he narrates both misery and miracles.