This documentary delves into the 2003 Ebola outbreak in the remote villages of northern Congo, which resulted in 157 fatalities. It examines the challenges of addressing a medical emergency while respecting local customs and beliefs. The film highlights the role of anthropologist Alain Epelboin, who collaborated with the World Health Organization (WHO) to adapt medical practices to indigenous customs, aiming to bridge cultural gaps and enhance understanding between healthcare providers and the affected communities.