Nawaf, a high-school graduate in Saudi Arabia is under pressure to pick a college major. While everyone tells him what they think is best for him, he roams the city in search for an answer of his own.
Abdulrahman Khawj
Director
Ismail Alhassan
Nawaf
Ziad Mimani
Nawaf's father Jamal
Mohammad Alsultan
Mahmud
Haifaa Abdh
Nawaf's mother Haifaa
Nadia Malaika
Counselor
Baraa Alem
Wesam
Khairia Nazmi
Nawaf's aunt
Thamer Labban
Nawaf's brother Abdullah
Abdulaziz Alqahtani
Nawaf's brother Faisal
Sara Alabdi
Nawaf's sister Ghalia
Mona Abdh
Nawaf's sister Dana
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