A year after October 7, 2023, Berlin is a city where the war in Gaza plays out in daily life. The film follows Jaky, a young Palestinian who says he no longer feels at home in the city; Maya, an Israeli who speaks out against anti-Semitism despite personal fear; and Susanne, a Jewish Berliner who finds steadiness in her synagogue and her faith. Interviews and street scenes track rising anti-Semitic incidents alongside police crackdowns on pro-Palestinian demonstrations, and capture Palestinians who feel lumped in with radicals and increasingly afraid to speak. Trust in media coverage is fraying on both sides, and the film lets its subjects describe what that erosion feels like from the inside rather than adjudicating who is right. Berlin itself becomes a kind of pressure gauge, showing how a conflict thousands of miles away reshapes friendships, neighborhoods, and a sense of belonging. The film's real question is which voices in the city have gone quiet, and which have gotten louder.