An Iranian filmmaker (Sepideh Farsi), living in Paris, and a young photojournalist (Fatma Hassona), who lives in Palestine with her family shooting photos of the siege of her homeland, plan to make a documentary together exposing the tragic Palestinian situation. Farsi records the two women’s video calls, discussing journalistic reports and personal conversations about their dreams. Shortly after the film was announced for Cannes, Fatma’s home was destroyed by Israeli precision missiles. The director declared: “The building was targeted, given the high number of journalists and photographers killed by the Israeli army in Gaza.” The case makes headlines around the world and shakes consciences. For director Farsi, those “preparatory” phone calls become the only available material for a film that stubbornly comes to light. So that Fatma’s voice will not be forgotten.