After their husbands and sons are forcibly disappeared, five women from the Rif Dimashq Governorate resist the erasure of their memory in both social and political spaces. Amid unbearable loss and an unceasing search for truth, each woman follows her own path, tracing the absence of loved ones taken from them. Their paths unfold through daily acts: repairing a home, stitching fabric, raising grandchildren, planting trees and recording dreams. These simple routines become rituals of survival, where mourning is reshaped into movement and testimony into resistance. The film accompanies the women through their search and daily lives, bearing witness to how meaning is reconstructed amid persistent ruin. In a reality that has lost coherence, their actions stand as human markers—giving form to absence, restoring confiscated truth and keeping memory alive.