15-year-old Israeli boy Momo ( Pierre Boulanger ) and his father ( Pierre Boulanger ) live in a poor and dirty apartment on the Blue Boulevard in Paris. The mother ( Isabelle Renauld ) ran away from home, and his father was obsessed with books all day long, and he made up a good brother that didn't exist to fight Momo.
In Paris, "Arab" means "open to the public from 8 pm to midnight." This is the cunning definition commonly used by Mr. Abraham ( Michel Shalhoub ), the owner of a Muslim shop in Paris, to describe the environment of the lower-class society in Paris.
Mo Mo was eager to abandon his virgin body, he had this idea mainly because he was affected by the living environment of the low-level society in which he lived. Momo is eager to learn and integrate into the lifestyle of this world, even if it may mean paying a certain price for it. When his impulse of adolescence was satisfied by the confused women in the dark corners of the city, Momo's thoughts were no longer as simple as before. He began to be curious about the deeper pain of thought, philosophy and religion.
Mr. Abraham is the owner of a grocery store. Momo goes to him almost every day to buy bread for his unemployed and ruthless father. Mr. Abraham noticed this change in Momo.
Momo stole from Mr. Abraham's grocery store and was discovered by Abraham. The kind old man forgave the little boy in front of him and kindly imparted knowledge to him. From Momo's mouth, Mr. Abraham's numb nerves began to wake up, and gradually began to understand the lives of the people in the lower class of Paris where he was.
From then on, one old and one young started a precious year-end friendship.
