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Diana, a young farmer from a conservative family, lives in the country. During her day off, she and her two sisters sit on the rooftop preparing themselves for a neighbor's wedding. Weddings are essential occasions for these village women; they use them to celebrate what's left of their femininity, which they feel that their hard work on the farm diminishes. As for Diana, it's a great chance to meet her secret boyfriend. After she meets with him at the appointed time, in the place where they would have privacy, her mother discovers their relationship, which leads to her whole family finding out. Three days later, all of the family women ride the truck out at dawn to work on the farm as usual. Diana's brother accompanies them, as their father requested, and takes all the unmarried women with him. None of the girls on the truck are talking, no birds are singing, it is cold. It is Diana's last day.

In modern time Cairo, a Muslim Egyptian woman who never wore a dress before, has to find one before her sister's wedding in a few hours facing her long lost femininity on the way.

An eight-year-old girl works as a Tuktuk driver. She has to escape Police and race time to deliver food for fasting men and women before Sunset.