In the gripping drama "Low Life" (2012), a diverse group of young activists bands together to fight against the eviction of an African squat. In the midst of their struggle, Carmen, a passionate young woman, encounters Hussain, a sensitive Afghan poet whose words ignite a whirlwind romance. As their love blossoms, an ominous shadow looms over the city—a curse marked by death and chaos. Carmen's fear escalates when she worries about Hussain's safety, prompting her to impose strict restrictions on his movements. She locks them away together, desperate to shield him from the dangers outside. Yet, as the walls close in, Hussain begins to sense Carmen's increasing paranoia. Is her love protecting him, or is it suffocating him? "Low Life" delves into themes of love, fear, and the complexities of freedom in a city plagued by turmoil. As the couple grapples with their emotions and the harsh realities around them, viewers are taken on an intense journey that explores the fine line between devotion and control.