Three Austrian teenagers (one of them, Yesmin, a Muslim of Iraqi origins) playfully film themselves while wearing the hijab singing Losing My Religion. The unexpected virality of the video and the consequent popularity, especially in the Viennese Kurdish community, changed the balance between the friends forever. Meanwhile, another online video puts Yesmin's brother in trouble. A coming-of-age tale at the time of smartphones (and at the rhythm of R.E.M.): the identity dispersion of the protagonists reflects that of the stateless generation of social networks, becoming the pivot of a film rooted in the hyper-shattered media universe that codifies contemporary gestures and relationships. A coming of age that perceives the traits of an updated digital spleen in the balance between cultural belonging and social appearance, between action and exhibition.