Láska z Bagdádu - Sága o věčné lásce – Scherhauferová Růžena (2023)

Sára was born to a Slovak mother and an Iraqi father who studied geodesy in Slovakia. Since childhood, she was an extraordinary sight among children. Even during her teenage years, she was the center of attention for men, as she was exceptionally beautiful. After her studies, her father returned with the family to Iraq, and Sára had to adapt to new conditions. At the age of fourteen, she met a young man three years older, Aram. The young people fell in love, but their love had to remain a secret because Sára was a Muslim and Aram was a Christian. Iraqi laws do not accept such a relationship, nor did Sára's father, a staunch Muslim. Despite the adversities and the period of devastating wars during the dictatorship of Saddam Hussein, their love continued to survive. Eternal, full of turbulence and desperate attempts to finally be together. However, the young people, with their typical Arab temperament, were too dependent on each other and could not avoid mistakes. Aram, in a moment of recklessness, married someone he did not love, yet continued to meet Sára. Terrorism spread in Iraq, so Aram left for Australia. He stayed in contact with Sára and had a plan for how they could finally be together. Suddenly, however, Aram went silent...