Since her husband Adnan was kidnapped from their home in 1982, she has become an unwavering voice, disturbing the peace of officials and confronting silence with an unwavering resolve.
This is the testimony of Wadad Halwani, a woman whose pain became a cause, and who refused to allow the traces of the missing to be erased in the labyrinths of the Lebanese war.
Long years of research and demonstrations in the face of a state that claims to protect its children. Dozens of empty promises, thousands of nights of waiting... and yet, it did not back down or surrender.
Wedad tells her story with honesty and pain, recounting how war stole people's dreams, and how loss transformed her into a woman fighting for an immortal memory.
A testament to a collective struggle against blackout and false reconciliation, and the cry of a woman who refused to let absence be the end.