July 7, 2005. In London, exploding bombs on buses, causing many casualties. Mrs. Sommers, who lives in a small town on the Channel Islands, he learned the news on television and immediately call to his daughter Jane who is studying in London. Jane does not respond to numerous calls. Ousmane is an African who works at protection of forests. His son, who has not seen since he was little, living and studying in London. Mrs. Sommers is that Ousmane leave for Britain's capital in hopes of finding each other's children still alive. Will meet and discover that they are the parents of two boys who loved each other. But where are they now? Bouchareb cinema continues to pursue the idea of \u200b\u200bproposing a dialogue between different cultures. He does, on this occasion, with a Loach film, not so much for the environment and for the way of looking at people. Mrs. Sommers and Ousmane are like many parents with their daily lives marked by a labor of love. The different faiths (her Muslim Protestant he) could divide them, as preach (by either side) hatred and division. Meet by chance because the hatred sown as liberally among the crowd could have claimed their children as victims. Starting from an initial suspicion will build a common supporting each other in a search that they hope to be a happy ending. In the meantime learn a lot about themselves and also for the children in the end did not know the choices.
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