In 1975, a bloody civil war broke out in Lebanon, in which around 250,000 people died. Twenty-five years after the war ended, Shiites, Christians and Sunnis live together again in peace in the densely populated country, but the divisions of the past are still perceptible. 　　Director Marlene Edoyan, who grew up in Lebanon herself, filmed two Lebanese women: Hayat and Wafaa. They c...