Yusef is 16 years old. He lives with his two younger sisters, Nour and Hala, in an environment marked by fragility. Faced with a reality he cannot control, Yusef creates small acts of imagination to protect the inner world of his sisters: he cooks imaginary food, invents stories, and transforms the environment into an emotional refuge.

But protecting others has a cost. As his sisters grow, Yusef must face the weight of his responsibility and discover whether it is possible to preserve the light of childhood without losing his own.

Yusef is a story about childhood, dignity, and brotherly love, told through an intimate and poetic cinematic language.