Lynn Tawilé

At a hospital in a Lebanese village, organ trafficking is secretly taking place. Nurse Lucie works to ease the way, until the day where a new element appears and pushes her to hold out.

In a corner of one of Beirut’s streets, Nathalie is closing the bar where she works to welcome her boyfriend, Amin. It is an important night for the couple. They're going to celebrate him getting the role of his life in a huge feature film. But little did Nathalie know that Amin is also coming with small news that will turn their night upside down.

After a big battle with cancer, Carine has only one solution to keep her life: organ donation. In a country where everyone is born a donor, transplantation was a realist-savior phenomenon. But if this French scenario was placed in a Lebanese setting, would Carine still be here today to tell us her story?

At a hospital in a Lebanese village, organ trafficking is secretly taking place. Nurse Lucie works to ease the way, until the day where a new element appears and pushes her to hold out.

At a hospital in a Lebanese village, organ trafficking is secretly taking place. Nurse Lucie works to ease the way, until the day where a new element appears and pushes her to hold out.

In a corner of one of Beirut’s streets, Nathalie is closing the bar where she works to welcome her boyfriend, Amin. It is an important night for the couple. They're going to celebrate him getting the role of his life in a huge feature film. But little did Nathalie know that Amin is also coming with small news that will turn their night upside down.

After a big battle with cancer, Carine has only one solution to keep her life: organ donation. In a country where everyone is born a donor, transplantation was a realist-savior phenomenon. But if this French scenario was placed in a Lebanese setting, would Carine still be here today to tell us her story?

After a big battle with cancer, Carine has only one solution to keep her life: organ donation. In a country where everyone is born a donor, transplantation was a realist-savior phenomenon. But if this French scenario was placed in a Lebanese setting, would Carine still be here today to tell us her story?

After a big battle with cancer, Carine has only one solution to keep her life: organ donation. In a country where everyone is born a donor, transplantation was a realist-savior phenomenon. But if this French scenario was placed in a Lebanese setting, would Carine still be here today to tell us her story?