A gripping and shocking insight into another German reality. Mariam leads a double life: at home, she is the obedient daughter of Kurdish parents, while in the outside world, she is the self-assured "ArabQueen," secretly going out to dance with her German friend Lena and meeting boys. When she is supposed to marry her cousin Walid, Mariam knows she must make a decision that threatens to break her. Journalist Güner Balci, who has worked for years in a girls' group in Neukölln, powerfully narrates Mariam's fate, illustrating what it is like to live in two irreconcilable worlds - a bitter reality for many young Muslim women in Germany - and the price of freedom.