After 50 years of oppression under the Assad regime, families of missing Syrians flock to Mustahed Hospital in Damascus, searching for the lost and hoping for closure. The hospital is overflowing with unidentified bodies, prompting painful confrontations as relatives seek to find any trace of their loved ones. Medical professionals like Dr. Raghad Attar recount the heartbreaking process of identifying remains, while families struggle with the trauma of loss and grief, underscoring a broader narrative of suffering caused by decades of fear and violence in Syria.