S TUDIOUS and shy, Aïcha leaves the mandarin and olive groves of her parents’ farm in Morocco for medical school under the “ashen skies” of eastern France. There, on the cusp of the student rebellion of 1968, she finds friendship as well as prejudice. “We don’t do this kind of hair usually,” the coiffeuse in Strasbourg says when Aïcha has her hair straightened so as to look like Françoise Hardy, a French star.
Aïcha艰难而害羞，在法国东部的“灰烬”下，将父母在摩洛哥的父母农场的普通话和橄榄林离开。在1968年学生叛乱的浪尖上，她发现了友谊和偏见。“我们通常不会做这种头发，” Strasbourg的Coiffeuse说，当Aïcha伸直头发时，看起来像法国明星FrançoiseHardy。
