In a conservative village in the south of Egypt, a group of teenage girls reject the traditional roles forced upon them—rebelling through a mix of theatre, performances, songs, dreams and confessions.
In an impoverished and patriarchal Egyptian village by the Nile, seven teenage girls rebel by forming an all-female street theatre troupe. Through the building and dismantling of their primitive stage, the girls resist the classical roles they are destined for. Instead, they role-play as women, boys, men and trees. They are at that age where they can be anything they imagine to be. They sing, dance and run around performing, confusing their families, challenging the villagers and the camera. While fighting against time itself, against a future already written, they seduce us into a world where they have the power to transform into mystical characters and to write their own future. Their unawareness of their own limitations pushes the boundaries of theatre and film. A hybrid documentary that engages in a conversation with the girls using theatre, performances, monologues, songs, reconstruction of myths, dreams, confessions and self-portraits, chasing the wildness and elusiveness of being young.