In the camps of Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, half of the estimated one million Rohingya refugees are children. This new generation is growing up in a context of pervasive fear and despair, stopped in time. Their situation is not expected to improve as humanitarian funds keep decreasing. Meanwhile, the level of violence Rohingya refugees are exposed to is worsening day after day with mounting targeted killings, sexual assaults and kidnappings. This 28' documentary focuses on a generation of children, teenagers, young adults through the eyes of their parents, living in containment amidst daily violence, and their perspectives for the future.