On the margins of life, the family of Brother Nader struggles after being displaced from southern Lebanon, leaving everything behind. They now live in an old, uninhabitable room whose cold, narrow walls barely shelter their children. Brother Nader, the head of the family, lies bedridden after a debilitating fracture, unable even to afford an MRI to assess his injury. Their fridge is empty, their children are out of school, and each day feels like a journey through hell. The family is in urgent need of support to cover the rent for two months so that this worn-out roof might bear witness to their perseverance, rather than a new wave of homelessness.