In 1971, Nissim Mossek, then a young film editor, met the Israeli Black Panthers for the first time. The protest movement, born in the poorer Moroccan neighbor-hoods of Jerusalem, captured the public's attention with its anti-establishment goals and sometimes violent means. Mossek began documenting their lively protest. Within a couple of years, though, the movement was already crumbling, and the film became a testimony to its demise. 30 years later, Mossek goes on a quest into the old Jerusalem neighborhoods in search of the Panthers and other characters from the original film.