Before October 7th, in a deeply polarized Israel, Moran Zer Katzenstein’s transformation from high-tech executive to feminist leader placed her at the forefront of a nationwide struggle for women’s rights, justice, and secular democracy. As she mobilized thousands, her movement became both a symbol of hope and a target of fierce backlash. The war of October 7th shatters the nation—and her worldview—while reshaping the public sphere, uniting a divided society and redefining priorities. As national consensus strengthens, the protest movement takes on a new agenda, confronting not only internal challenges but also global pressures and the erasure of Jewish women’s voices. Intimate and urgent, the film follows a woman navigating leadership at a historic turning point, showing that even in times of war, standing up for one’s beliefs carries both courage and cost—and remains vital for the future of any democracy.