Sudan's civil war between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces has, by this film's telling, produced the world's worst humanitarian crisis. Survivors of the RSF's October 2025 capture of El-Fasher in Darfur describe what happened as militias moved through the city: rapes, killings, bombardments, and a death march to a displacement camp, part of a massacre believed to have killed over 60,000 residents in a few weeks. The camera follows people boarding buses and trucks out of El-Obeid, a military-held city now under RSF attack, as families weigh flight toward Khartoum against little real hope of aid once they arrive. The film also traces the war's foreign backers, with the UAE tied to RSF military support and Egypt, Iran, and Russia supplying the Sudanese army with money and weapons, and notes how US foreign aid cuts have hit Sudan particularly hard. Interviews with those who escaped carry the film, grounding a sprawling geopolitical conflict in individual accounts of what it took to survive it.