Nadir, a man mired in depression and anxiety, finds a dangerous temptation in an old razor. In the midst of this emotional crisis, a childhood memory of his father teaching him how to shave makes him reconsider his motives for continuing. In a symbolic act of liberation, Nadir decides to shave, confronting his inner demons and taking control of his life. One final stroke of the razor, subtly guided by his father's hand, reveals that, although absent, he is still present.