Houseboat Over The River

A girl with long black hair, sliding with the waters of the river, disturbs Laila's sleep, at the time when her husband, Benjamin, left their marital home in Tehran. Laila had fled Beirut in search of love and happiness, far from the curse that haunted the women of her family, since her grandmother, Badia, was prevented in the sixties of the last century from marrying her Armenian lover. Then it was her mother's turn. A lineage issue stole Fatima's dreams and prevented her from living a normal life. As for Laila, the ghost of the girl who was left alone in the river haunts her while she tries hard to break the curse.