"Written to Toil" generates a tide of mixed and contradicted emotions. It takes you high in the sky of a world of love, and at the same time crashes into the tough reality, while sometimes it leaves you stuck between the taboos and the desires, the mind and the heart. It takes you through a journey of an ordinary, middle-class instructor who feels unbelonging to the corrupted society of his, to the wonderland of his life, and allows spectacular views of it from different angles; the good, the bad, and the ugly. His affair with Suzan, his own icon of freedom, is the turning point of his life...