Between cold concrete walls, riddled with holes from the ongoing war, a mother tries to protect her son from the loss of his father and keep him away from the attacks raging outside. Left completely to her own devices, she tries to embody both father and mother at the same time and soon reaches her limits.

Mohamad W. Ali stands as a pioneering figure in Arab cinema, uniquely blending his rich cultural heritage with international experiences. As the only Arab filmmaker to study cinema in India and live there for seven transformative years, Mohamad broke new ground by directing and producing award-winning Arabic films in India. His extraordinary journey didn’t stop there—he also became the first Arab filmmaker to shoot a short fiction in South Korea.