The director learns she has breast cancer. It’s a complete shock. Will her life end tomorrow? How will she manage? The filmmaker in her decides to assist the patient as she searches for meaning. Seeking inner healing along with physical recovery, she uses her camera to weave a dialogue between conventional and alternative medicines. She explores every dimension of this disease that affects one woman in nine. Will she also have to lose her breast? She ponders the new Amazons, women who choose not to replace the breast.

Jennifer, 25 years, hears of she is expecting a baby. During her pregnancy several events will prompt Jennifer to drinck alcohol. Her future baby will react at those drinks.

Karima (Oum Salim) is a woman who lives with the VIH since more than ten years. She was infected by her late husband following a marriage of convenience which gave rise to Salim. Since the drama which struck it, Karima never ceased fighting against this plague in its city, Oran. It used various skews to speak to the young people so that they will be informed on this problem of health and especially on their protection.