Natalie is a young French expatriate who lives in Israel with her family. On what should be the happiest day of her life - her wedding to Eran - she ends up accused of his murder after he’s stabbed to death at the wedding party. Karim Taleb, a diplomat at the French consulate in Tel Aviv, is tasked with helping Natalie, who won’t talk to the police.

Detectives Esti and Rafi conduct a crime scene reconstruction. Natalie’s memories of the event are confused. Against the advice of his manager, Karim decides to keep helping the young woman. A number of clues set the police on the trail of Salim, a Bedouin tribe member who works at the function room.

When Karim asks one of his French friends to investigate Natalie’s past life in the city of Nice, on the Riviera, he makes some disturbing discoveries. Natalie is placed under house arrest. Her mother conducts an ancestral ceremony intended to ward off bad luck, but her father just wants to get her out of the country.

Karim suspects Natalie’s ex, Alex Perretti, of Eran’s murder, and informs the police that Perretti has been spotted in the area. Meanwhile, as some mysterious gashes begin to appear on her body, Natalie tries to understand what’s happening to her. She makes up her mind to find Alex, who’s fled into Palestinian territory.

Natalie doesn’t find the answers she’s looking for, but she doesn’t give up. Is her mother right to claim Natalie’s being punished for something? Karim, convinced that his fascinating protégé is being ill-treated, oversteps his role as a diplomat - at the risk of putting himself in danger.

Detective Esti questions Natalie’s mother and gets her to confess. But Natalie’s father begs Karim to bring his daughter back from the strange village she’s staying in, where a woman claims to hold the key to the vicious circle in which the young woman is trapped. Detectives Esti and Raffi play their trump card as things move relentlessly to their climax.