A young man defies social prejudice and familial protection to pursue a forbidden romance across divided communities.
Hicham harbors deep romantic feelings for Juliana, who lives in the adjacent gypsy camp. Their physical proximity contrasts sharply with the social divide separating their communities.
Juliana attempts to dissuade Hicham from pursuing their relationship, citing external pressures and societal barriers. Hicham acknowledges the harsh reality of their divided worlds.
Refusing to accept defeat, Hicham resolves to overcome the prejudice and formally approach Juliana's family. He leaves the safety of the ghetto to enter the camp.
Hicham faces Willy, Juliana's over-protective brother, to legitimize his bond with her. The couple navigates familial resistance to solidify their relationship.
Hicham has been madly in love with Juliana for some time now. But everything is against their love. He, a child of immigration, is stuck in a ghetto. She lives in the gypsy camp right next to him. Despite Juliana's attempts to dissuade Hicham, the young man is determined to overcome prejudice and goes to the camp to formalize their relationship, particularly to meet Willy, Juliana's over-protective brother.
Grégory Montel
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