Weam Namou, an Eric Hoffer award-winning author, delves into themes of political disillusionment and the spiritual quest for truth. As Executive Director of the Chaldean Cultural Center, she weaves her ancient heritage into her narratives, exploring the intersection of tradition and contemporary challenges. Namou's work, spanning literature and film, is characterized by a profound personal voice that reflects a deep engagement with cultural identity and philosophical exploration. Her approach combines memoiristic elements with a broader societal commentary.
Suham, a married woman, distracts herself from boredom by trying to find her Americanized nephew, Michael, a wife. The perfect bride happens to be in Baghdad. As the arranged wedding takes a shape of its own, Suham and Michael are challenged to face the truths within themselves that had been kept hidden behind tradition and illusion. Based on true events.