Go West

The film follows Barbara, a senior who opens her home to Sabur and Zakaria, two men from Afghanistan. In exchange for shelter, they must maintain her house and garden while navigating the nuances of Barbara's lessons on Western culture. This setup raises questions about the balance between assistance and intrusion.

The narrative examines themes of cultural misunderstanding and the challenges of integration. As Barbara attempts to impart her views on the Western lifestyle, the men grapple with their own identities and boundaries. The film presents a thought-provoking look at the intersections of support and personal space within cross-cultural relationships.