The idea revolves around a woman’s respect for her being as a human, and her right to privacy in her intimate relationship with her husband away from the eyes of those around her, especially children, in an environment where such a request seems nearly impossible, as the events of the film take place in refugee camps, and the home is a tent that does not provide any privacy. Yet, the film’s heroine, Saba, works to find a place that provides privacy for her and all couples. The film was presented in a comedic framework, a new idea about a woman’s self-esteem, respect for her entity, and her defense of it as a deserving human, produced as part of a project to employ drama in empowering Syrian women and changing their stereotypical role.