The white Ford vans driving around all over Palestine once belonged to the Israeli army, which gave them to train collaborators as a source of income after the Oslo agreements. Soon, they were sold and employed as taxis. Hany Abu-Assad followed cab driver Rajai and his passengers in Ramallah and Jerusalem, along roadblocks and short cuts. The passengers make up a heterogeneous company with divergent opinions about the situation in Palestine and views of the conflict with Israel. Apart from ordinary people, local celebrities such as politician Hanna Ashrawi and filmmaker BZ Goldberg make use of Rajais van. With the bus passengers, the whole film then meanders along some of the determining elements of Rajais life, so we not only gain insight in this young mans character and background, but also into the complex situation in the region.