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When Amed cries, Aziz cries too.

When Aziz laughs, Amed laughs too.

These twin brothers could have lived peacefully in the shade of orange trees. But a shell crosses the sky, killing their grandparents. The war bursts into their childhood and divides them. Men appear, demanding revenge for the blood of their neighbours.

Amed or Aziz - one of them will have to make the greatest sacrifice possible. And everyone pays homage to the martyr, both the dead and the survivors.

Giving the reader the opportunity to decide who is the pure soul, the liar, the fanatic hero, this work, which has become an integral part of Quebec literature, is at once timely and timeless, full of the powerful force of great tragedies and the lyricism of desert legends.