A group of friends disappear into the Judean Desert every few weeks — leaving behind the weight of daily life in one of the world's most contested places. They camp beside the Rashayda Bedouin tribe near an abandoned Jordanian police station, in the middle of nowhere. At night, electric guitars echo off ancient rock under an open sky. They speak Arabic with the Bedouins. For a while, in the desert, they find quiet and coexistence — and become one with the vast stillness of this timeless landscape.
A quiet note when a new film is released. Nothing else.
