A powerful documentary that examines the profound human devastation left behind by more than three decades of tension and violence in the South Caucasus. While the exact number of lives lost during years of conflict remains unknown, both societies continue to carry the heavy burden of these losses. Yet the greatest price of this war has been paid by civilians particularly Azerbaijani civilians. Displaced families, interrupted lives, and silent suffering point to a tragedy that has largely been overlooked by the international community.

Moving beyond statistics and political rhetoric, the documentary seeks to make visible the impact of war on the everyday lives of the Azerbaijani people. Through the testimonies of those who have lost their homes, loved ones, and sense of security, it reveals the deep wound a prolonged conflict inflicts on the soul of a nation. While documenting a pain that has been forgotten, the film ultimately leaves the questions of justice, memory, and reckoning in the hands and the conscience of the viewer.