The Sin

Aziza and her husband Abdullah are day laborers, their existence defined by the backbreaking rhythm of seasonal farm work. While harvesting potatoes, Aziza endures a brutal assault by a field guard. This violation births a silent, suffocating secret she cannot share with her husband. The resulting pregnancy becomes a prison of flesh and fear, a constant reminder of the trauma. Aziza carries the child in dread, her mind already plotting to destroy the newborn once it arrives. Her world narrows to a private hell of concealment and impending, desperate action.