Sophisma

Does the education we receive at school shape our world view and way of life? Does it help us live in harmony with our society or, rather the opposite, brings doubt to our minds? If this is the case, what would be the consequences then?

Omar, a young man, seems to undergo anxiety and instability. After many years, he meets his philosophy teacher, Amal, in a café in the médina (old town). He suggests a meeting in their old school. Once there, the meeting turns up into a harsh judgmental situation as he forces her to give him back his innocence, simple-mindedness and even stupidity. He wants to become the one he used to be before taking the philosophy classes that filled his adolescent mind with doubts and existential questioning of life and death. Will he manage to redeem this innocence?