In northern Egypt lies El Alamein, the site of a pivotal 1942 battle between UK-led Allied forces and German-Italian forces for control of North Africa. Seventy years later, the deadly remnants of this conflict landmines continue to maim and kill.

This documentary delves into the tragic aftermath of the war, focusing on the victims whose lives have been shattered by these hidden explosives. Through personal stories and gripping interviews, the film sheds light on the ongoing human cost of a war long past, raising awareness about the enduring dangers buried beneath the sands of El Alamein