Yes

Sally Potter began to write this film in mid-September 2001, 'in an attempt to meet head-on the difficulties we were all facing'. Through lovers He (Abkarian) and She (Allen), the film gives voice (in verse) to East and West, male and female, poor and wealthy. Seeing both sides is the choral Cleaner (Henderson), at once audience and director, whose beautiful, whispered meditations frame the film's ecstatic final 'Yes'.