Maryam Bakouch

Ibtissam is a radio host whose program focuses on women's rights and domestic violence. She receives a distress call from a woman who is being abused by her husband. Ibtissam becomes involved in helping her, while her own personal life and relationships begin to change.

When the boss of a middle-aged man, who suffers from psychological problems related to women, asks him to have a customary marriage with some girl in order to conclude an important deal for the company he works for, the man becomes consumed by an internal conflict.

Halima dreams of marrying her two daughters, Yasmin and Kulthum, to two wealthy young men to secure their future. Her wish will be fulfilled during the funeral of a neighbor, and as the two sisters get to know their future husbands, a modern, bold, and exciting love story will unfold.

Safia comes from a poor family but dreams of a better life. She marries Mohsen, an ambitious young man. She borrows an expensive gold necklace from a wealthy friend to show off at a wedding, but discovers afterward that the necklace is missing. The story develops around the consequences of her ambition, spending and desire to appear wealthy.

The film sheds light on the issue of cancer in young children and the subsequent suffering for them and for the doctors supervising the condition of this category of patients and their parents.