A small village in Austria, 1967: Just not attracting attention is the top priority in Hanna's family, neither with the neighbors nor at school. This is just as important to her mother Katharina as the regular visits to Pastor Angerer's Catholic mass. The clever girl instinctively senses that something is wrong with the family's way of life and, with the help of her resolute grandmother Ruth, discovers the secret of her Jewish identity. Hanna begins to understand her mother's fear, but doesn't want to hide any further. The sleeping dogs of the past in the still Nazi-infested village have already been awakened.