China calls itself one of the world's top sources for organ transplants, yet it will not say where the organs come from. This film follows the mounting evidence that Falun Gong practitioners, imprisoned by the thousands since the movement was banned in 1999, have been killed to supply China's transplant industry. Doctors, human rights investigators, and journalists lay out the numbers that do not add up: transplant wait times of days rather than years, hospitals advertising organs on demand, and a prison population that keeps growing even as the government denies any of it is connected. Journalist Ethan Gutmann and other researchers who have spent years compiling testimony and hospital records explain how they built the case. The film also tracks the political reluctance in Washington and other capitals to confront a trading partner over the allegations, showing officials sidestepping direct questions on camera. It is a measured, evidence-driven account of a claim that sounds too extreme to be true and an argument for why it needs to be investigated rather than dismissed.