Two temporary emergency tents in which two characters live. Ariel and Caliban from Shakespeare's TEMPEST. Or: The Italian performer Silvia Calderoni and Dali (Mohamed Ali Ltaif), a Berber, visual artist, and activist in the Tunisian revolution. Coincidence and necessity have brought them together. They have been through stormy and existential shipwrecks, and are tortured by frustrated demands. They communicate without speaking the same language; they mix Italian, French, and Arabic. Every word, every movement will be filmed by two cameras in the tent. A poetic film will be created, which reflects their intimate look, the wreckage of their desires. It has to do with the right to move about freely. It has to do with the fringes of the Mediterranean Sea. The sea that tens of thousands boat refugees will cross today in their desperate attempt to reach Europe.