For Jojo

Young 19-year-old Hajo wrestles with caring for his 6-month-old son and finding both work and his role of being a father.

A stubborn, atmospheric and brutal view of the great love between father and daughter.

While Amira Thalia Mahmood prepares to find independence abroad she also wants to be true to her beliefs and to herself. There is a lot of pressure on her from the communities she belongs to, which her younger brother is also experiencing. While she helps those around her with their own difficulties, she finds a conflict between her commitment to her religion and the feelings that grow between her and Mohammed, who is not Muslim. She begins to isolate herself from the other girls, and must find a balance between all the parts of her life.