This drama follows a father and son who arrive in Britain after fleeing Zimbabwe during Robert Mugabe’s rule, only to find their legal status uncertain. As they navigate the asylum process, their future depends on how their story is heard, interpreted, and judged. The play examines the bureaucratic and personal pressures surrounding immigration, focusing on the stakes of credibility, documentation, and testimony. Set against a climate of polarized political debate, the narrative explores how competing versions of truth can determine safety, belonging, and survival.