Karima (Oum Salim) is a woman who lives with the VIH since more than ten years. She was infected by her late husband following a marriage of convenience which gave rise to Salim. Since the drama which struck it, Karima never ceased fighting against this plague in its city, Oran. It used various skews to speak to the young people so that they will be informed on this problem of health and especially on their protection. In spite of the taboos and the prejudices which exist in our society, especially those towards the woman, it testifies publicly, in particular during radio broadcasts to cause the mobilization. Following an action of this kind, some parents of pupils complain and Karima is seen convening by the principal where her son, Salim is provided education for.

This film raises the question clearly the question of discrimination and the stigmatization whose the alive people with the VIH are victims.