Amara El Melliti

Set in the 1940s during World War II and before Tunisia's independence, the series reflects the Tunisian resistance to French colonialism, whether by the people (through the "Fellagha" group) or the trade union, emphasizing all aspects of that period and the social, economic, and political events.

Haitham is released from prison after ten years on a trumped-up charge, only to find his wife has remarried, his son missing, his enemies growing stronger, and he's torn between a haunting past and a new love.

Set in the 1940s during World War II and before Tunisia's independence, the series reflects the Tunisian resistance to French colonialism, whether by the people (through the "Fellagha" group) or the trade union, emphasizing all aspects of that period and the social, economic, and political events.

Haitham is released from prison after ten years on a trumped-up charge, only to find his wife has remarried, his son missing, his enemies growing stronger, and he's torn between a haunting past and a new love.