Based on true events. A resilient young Ukrainian multi-racial mother, who has recently escaped domestic violence and found refuge in Los Angeles with her son, faces a heart-wrenching ordeal when her son is unexpectedly taken away by his father under the Hague Convention. Determined to reclaim her child, she embarks on a relentless journey, unraveling a web of dark secrets and encountering unforeseen consequences.

Produced by the nonprofit White Ribbon USA, working with the Hague Domestic Violence Project at Berkeley, we aim to protect women and children from domestic violence worldwide, by reforming The Hague Convention, both in the US and globally. 

With a screenplay by Oscar-nominated writer Jamie Donoghue, the actress Helena Howard  (whose debut was hailed by The New Yorker as "one of the great teen performances in film history"), actor Edi Gathegi (who stars in House, X-Men and The Blacklist), and the actor and singer Reeve Carney (who stars opposite Lady Gaga and Al Pacino in House of Gucci).

Produced by Sheila Shah, Veronika Mudra, Marina Masowietsky, and GK Reid. Directed by Indrani Pal-Chaudhuri (winner of awards from CNN, United Nations, Tribeca Film Festival and Cannes Festival of Creativity).