In early 1960s, shortly after Morocco obtained its independence from France, thousands of Moroccan Jews left their homeland for Israel and other countries fearing uncertainty and in search of better life. When Mustapha, the manager of the only bar in the town of Bejjad, finds out that the Jews are leaving, he panics. With all the non-muslims gone, he will be forced to close down the bar. How can he save it? By keeping one Jew. Easier said than done. When he runs out of tricks and is about to lose hope, the perfect solution is found where nobody thought of looking. If only all other problems could be solved that easily.