The regular life of the ultra-Orthodox community in Boston was disrupted by fifteen-year-old Ezra Kramer - he was expelled from school. But only the parents and the director know the reason: Ezra took photographs of the girl. And this is where it’s not even possible to take pictures, but to look into each other’s eyes before the wedding. The emergency plan to save the family from shame is to send their son to another city, and then to Israel to continue his religious education. But Ezra has his own plan. Simone Somekh, writer, journalist, producer, was born and raised in Italy and now lives in New York. His debut novel, written with deep sympathy for the characters and a fair amount of humor, was translated into several languages and awarded the prestigious Italian Viareggio Prize.