Diary 1 (1973-1977). The beginning of it all: a camera, a window, the Perlov family, his wife Mira and their two daughters, Yael and Naomi. Yom Kippur Day 1973: the start of the Yom Kippur War. The streets of São Paulo, the new apartment in Tel Aviv, the Western Wall, the meeting with Isaac Stern and the actor Klaus Kinski. Diary 2 (1978-1980). Yael and Naomi have to enlist in the Israeli army, the director suffers from insomnia, the Pioneers' Cemetery, and a visit to Crete with his wife. Just the two of them. And a song: "Angelitos Negros," which will be repeated throughout all the diaries.