A house floating on the river

A girl with hair as black as the river, slipping with long waters, disturbs Layla's dreams, at the same time as her husband Benjamin left their marital home in Tehran.
Layla had fled Beirut in search of love, far from the curse that has haunted women ever since her grandmother Badia was prevented in the 1960s from marrying her Armenian lover.
The century has arrived. A paternity case has stolen Fatima's dreams and robbed her of a normal life. As for Layla, the specter of that girl abandoned in the river continues to haunt her as she strives to break the cycle of exploitation. A girl with long black hair floats in the river's current, disrupting Layla's dreams, at a time when her husband, Benjamin, has left their home in Tehran. Layla fled Beirut in search of love and happiness, determined to escape a family curse that has plagued the women of her clan since her grandmother, Badia, was prevented from marrying her Armenian lover in the 1960s. Then came her mother, Fatima, whose dreams were shattered by a paternity case, denying her the chance to live a normal life. As for Layla, the ghost of that girl left adrift in the river continues to haunt her as she struggles to break the curse.