A problem which represents similar crises women face in our oriental communities… Layla, Kouki, Abir, Safia, Semsom, Walaa and Amani join forces, thinking that their union would mitigate and reduce the damages; but they were wrong… In contrast, the cycle of violence against them expands and they are all accused of a crime involving moral turpitude, to discover later that it has been fabricated. After acquittal, they are again accused of a murder, leading three of them to the execution chamber.

What do they do and what happens in this complicated women’s drama shedding light on the women’s ability to face all types of injustice and oppression with joy, when they gather to share their worries, dreams and hopes and maybe to sing and dance in these dark nights. After all, they manage to find joy in the cruelty of this community."