In the heart of a Baghdad hospital, a group of migrant workers live a hidden existence. Unable to afford costly residency permits, they have spent years confined within the hospital walls, avoiding the outside world for fear of arrest and deportation.

Through their daily routines—cleaning wards, resting in cramped quarters, and maintaining fragile connections with families back home—the film reveals a life suspended in time. As hope fades and pressure mounts, their existence becomes a quiet struggle between survival, dignity, and the longing for freedom.