Plot

Haunted by the chemical attacks that claimed the lives of his family, a Kurdish sniper . Flees his homeland in search of a better life in the United Kingdom . But is caught up in a terrorist plot.

As an Asylum seeker Aryan starts to integrate himself in to the film industry, not all is what it seems as a filmed action scene goes horribly wrong when it is attacked by terrorists. As the sole survivor he is blamed as an insider for the activists. The only person to stand by him is an English woman who carries his child. As the country that welcomed him turns against him publically, his only saving grace seems to be the law that protects him. Detectives start to dig deeper in to Aryans past and find evidence of military training which adds more weight to the conviction that the public are crying out for. Time for a deal or is this man really innocent?—Danny Darren

Mr Apple was still haunted by the chemical attacks that claimed the lives of his family in 1988. A Kurdish man flees his homeland in search of a better life in the United Kingdom. He keeps his apples; not to eat, but to inhale. As an asylum seeker, Aryan integrates himself into the film industry and not all is what it seems when a filmed action scene goes horribly wrong when the set is attacked by real-life terrorists. He's implicated into the dark ocean of political traders that would do anything for money and power. Detectives dig deeper into Aryan's past and find evidence of military training, which adds more weight to the conviction that the public are crying out for. Can Mr Apple prove his innocence? Chat conversation end Type a message.