In a courtyard on an island, where the everyday seems to coexist with the transcendental, Ismini, Andreas, and Christina – a family that broke apart but still remains connected by memories, grief, and guilt – come face to face with the death of a foreign girl.

And when the aspáraki appears, a "garden herb of Paradise" that, according to legend, blooms once every twenty years, the possibility of a miracle becomes a temptation, a test, and a toll.

How easily do we close our eyes to others' pain? What does it mean to believe? Is there a miracle, and if so, what does it ask for in return;