在坑坑洼洼的路边，一小队妇女正在向村庄里的墓地前行。她们走得很郑重，好像正在参加什么仪式。走在最前面的分别是塔克拉、艾美尔、伊冯娜、艾法芙和赛德。她们捧着自己心爱的男人的照片，行走在正午的烈日下。照片上的这些男人都在毫无意义的战争中一命呜呼，只留下自己的家眷在国内辛苦地生活。一些妇女带着面纱，一些人则背着木质的十字架。她们身着黑色的衣服，虽然来自不同的地区、不同的家庭、有着不同的信仰，但是这一路上，她们共同的情绪就是——悲伤。
到达墓地门口，出现了戏剧性的一幕：这些女人主动分成了两堆，一堆是穆斯林，另一堆则是基督徒。
在这个被战争常年蹂躏的国家里，这一小群妇女打出的反战的旗号，并且身体力行地做着反战的事情。从外界到内部，她们都在经历着洗礼。所幸的是，她们的信念经过了怀疑、宗教和反对之声的考验，她们的友谊存活了下来。但是，当悲剧性的事件发生后，还会不会有人继续做着反战、祈祷和平的事情呢？

Six Lebanese women representing three generations, each one still waiting for the man in her life who was kidnapped during the Lebanese Civil War and is still missing. Their hidden emotional wounds are opened once again, one day prior to a protest in Beirut to keep their cause alive. Written by Sam Lahoud

Lebanon, 2017. The garbage crisis has not been solved, the health threats are now bigger than ever and more acid rain is coming. Everyone in town, disillusioned and fed up with it, has decided that this situation cannot go on anymore, and plan to leave, forever. Hala, however, hardened wild child in the body of a young woman, who has been hiding in her nest for a long time, refuses to follow the movement, clinging to whatever remains of home. Through its colorful characters and lack of leader figure, Hala and this town serve as a microcosm of a country that has lots its glory, and its leaderless generation