Mascha is young and headstrong. She is Azerbaijani, Jewish, and when necessary, also Turkish and French. As an immigrant, she had to experience the struggle of being voiceless in Germany at an early age. Now she speaks five languages fluently. She is currently planning her career at the UN when her boyfriend Elias falls seriously ill. Desperate, she flees to Israel and is confronted by her own past. Both tragic and comedic, with a sense for what is essential, Olga Grjasnowa tells the story of a generation that knows no borders but also has no homeland.