The financial problems of a Jewish community that leads in a neighborhood in the city of Buenos Aires are a nightmare for Rabbi Aaron. His excessive generosity to help threatens the work he is carrying out. Neither the optimism nor the industriousness of the Rabbi, nor his trip to New York for donations, is enough to pay a debt he contracted and also must try not to ruin his committed family harmony. Cornered and covered with overwhelm, Aaron tries a last resort: embark on a trip to the Far East to get donations. The arrival in Taiwan is revealing in every way: far from known traditions, Rabbi Aaron must face multiple challenges to achieve his goal.