Oschralien - that's what Roy called it when he was three years old. Roy is Hillel's child from a relationship that was only meant to be a carefree holiday romance. At some point, Roy and his mother Anat emigrated to Oschralien - Australia - because Hillel did not want to commit over the years. Since then, he has only seen his "reverse boy" sporadically. Now, however, Anat implores him to come for a visit, as the child is having problems and needs (a) father. Hillel reluctantly goes, feeling the trip is a pilgrimage of sorts. Naturally, the reunion proves difficult - the expectations are overwhelming, the pent-up excitement from Roy is immense, and Hillel is burdened by anxiety, jet lag, and his own apprehensions. The encounter between father and son turns into a confrontation for Hillel with himself, his life, his loved ones, and his almost overpowering fears of failure.