Forgery, smuggling and oboe lessons make up a few activities Azar is involved with. As she switches between legality and illegality, the risks accompanying her dual life begin to become more apparent, putting into question its continued sustainability. However, it is clear that if anyone could walk between these polarised worlds, few could achieve it in such a confident and instinctive way.
A Muslim and a non-Muslim student become good friends to each other. A dispute about Hijab arises in school and their friendship is challenged. Can they be good friends while being different?
