Hajar Omar

After a man dies in a fatal accident at work, the only compensation offered to the family is the chance for his two sons, Hossam (23) and Maro (12), to be employed in the same factory, side by side with the man responsible for their father’s death.

While making a film about her father who abandoned her, a young director confronts her lingering anger through an old videotape. As she revisits the past, she begins to understand him and herself, discovering unexpected moments of reconciliation and self-reflection.

While making a film about her father who abandoned her, a young director confronts her lingering anger through an old videotape. As she revisits the past, she begins to understand him and herself, discovering unexpected moments of reconciliation and self-reflection.

While making a film about her father who abandoned her, a young director confronts her lingering anger through an old videotape. As she revisits the past, she begins to understand him and herself, discovering unexpected moments of reconciliation and self-reflection.

While making a film about her father who abandoned her, a young director confronts her lingering anger through an old videotape. As she revisits the past, she begins to understand him and herself, discovering unexpected moments of reconciliation and self-reflection.