Londres, 1972. Les valeurs d'après-guerre ouvrent la voie à une ère de projets habitationnels utopiques. Parmi les plus audacieux, l’ensemble de logements d’Alison et Peter Smithson: Robin Hood Gardens. Mélangeant le documentaire et la fiction, les portraits intimes de résidents, combinés avec les avis des experts, racontent l’histoire de ce projet. Aujourd'hui, dans Londres changée, nous posons la question: où est passé Robin Hood?

David is in his twenties and lives in the moment: Juggling a variety of odd jobs, he keeps putting off – just for a little while longer – making serious life decisions. But this relaxed form of existence is thrown into turmoil when David's older sister is brutally murdered and David is put in charge of his seven-year-old niece Amanda.

The film is inspired by the biography of the director himself when he came to Paris in the early 2000s after leaving Israel. He admires Napoleon, Zidane and Godard and settles in France without visas or papers and with limited knowledge of the language. He decided to break all ties with his country of origin and began to read a French dictionary while staying afloat with small jobs.