Every year, thousands of children fall victim to modern-day slave traders in Malawi. Human traffickers abduct boys and girls alike and sell them in neighboring states and even in the Persian Gulf.  In the film, we follow the story of Triza, who we met the day she was liberated from captivity, a 14-year-old pregnant girl, and arrived to Beit Israel, a shelter in Malawi established By Nir Guez.

Nir is an Israeli millionaire with ties to the FBI and DEA. He spent years in East Africa, making a fortune by exploiting the countries and their people. There was nothing his money couldn’t buy once he knew whose palm to grease. And no one dared interfere with Nir, who was also an undercover agent for the FBI and DEA.

Seeking redemption and absolution for his past, he set up a shelter to help girls rescued from human traffickers. It seemed promising at first. Until the corrupt system he nurtured for decades, became a threat to his attempt to build his legacy. Can he really give those desperate children, and himself, hope?

Director: Efrat Lachter

Efrat Lachter is an investigative journalist, filmmaker and war correspondent contributing to Fox News, Israel’s Channel 12 News, and the weekly news magazine "Friday Studio." She has directed and produced over 200 documentary segments across more than 40 countries. Recipient of the 2022 Shimon Peres Center for Peace Award, Lachter is also a 2023-24 Knight-Wallace Journalism Fellow at the University of Michigan. She holds a bachelor's degree in communication and a master's degree in political science.