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Yu-Ya, a fighter in an elite unit, wants to marry. A problem arises in the rabbinate: his father is not registered on his identity card and therefore Yu-Ya cannot marry. With the help of his army commander, he sets out on a search for his parents' roots and identity.
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Yu-Ya, a fighter in an elite unit, wants to marry. A problem arises in the rabbinate: his father is not registered on his identity card and therefore Yu-Ya cannot marry. With the help of his army commander, he sets out on a search for his parents' roots and identity.
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