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Exploring the Life of a Middle-Aged Neighbor Who Is Always Deep in Thought on His Balcony.

A young man lives in a dark, strange chamber, unsuitable for a decent life, trying to cope with constant disturbances from outside. One day, strange people bring him something that will change his life and lead him on a journey of contradictions, troubles and uncertainties.

A blind man loves the tv series Al-AYAM).. One day, his wife brings her lover into the apartment while he's there, telling him it's just her girlfriend.

A short documentary that sheds the light on the harsh conditions of domestic workers in Jordan through the story of the Sri Lankan worker Asanka, who is trying to return to her homeland in various ways. and Sarah a Sri Lankan woman fighting to stay in Jordan to help migrant workers through her work as a translator in court.

At a time, the Foundouk of breastfeeding in Fez represented a symbol of female solidarity. New mothers who could not breastfeed, were assisted by other women who volunteered to breastfeed newborns or abandoned children. At the entrance, a man of law wrote in a register the names of the children who fed from the same breast, the latter were considered in the eyes of law as milk brothers and sisters. Meriem, a young single mother, is entrusted with Karam, an orphan abandoned at the Foundouk. Under the eyes of her own son, the young mother develops a maternal love and instinct for this child. Driven by this bond of milk, Meriem offers the director of the Foundouk to take care of this child and raise him alongside her biological son, Ghali. She is refused this request in view of society’s perception of single mothers. Remaining dignified and proud, Meriem will do everything to preserve this unique bond connecting them to Karam.

Destiny leads Musa to explore his unusual ability to communicate with the world from everyone; therefore, he faces a personal and existential challenge during his work as the hearse driver.

A nostalgic journey of reflection and rediscovery, where Mufeed revisits the abandoned cinema that was once full of life when he worked there forty years ago, reflecting on a lifetime spent bringing movies back to life.

In the suburbs of Cairo, Ahmed, a former groundskeeper, hides in the second-floor pigeon loft of his unaware employer. As they both care for the pigeons, an inevitable confrontation reveals deep class tensions and Ahmed’s yearning for dignity and recognition.

After a severe injury threatens to silence his creative passion, a young man discovers that true healing lies not just in medicine, but in the unwavering support of the family and friends who help him mend both his body and his spirit.

Nahed Awwad recreates an intimate conversation that a girl had with her beloved while they were separated.

As Umm Salama persuades her daughter Salama to consider marriage, she embarks on a journey to find the perfect suitor. However, Umm Salama's conflicting emotions will cloud her judgment, leading to unexpected outcomes.

Mofeed, a lonely young man, haunted by a sense of displacement in the modern world, discovers a mysterious connection to a woman from the 1940's through an old telephone in an antique shop, leading him on a journey through time and emotions that redefines his understanding of love and belonging.

A girl is standing in line at a government office, waiting for her turn. As she stands there, she becomes increasingly annoyed by the people joining the line, invading her personal space. She screams, and a small creature (Madness) jumps out of her. It begins to wreak havoc, and no one has the slightest idea how to stop it.

A couple has an argument when a mosquito enters their room, adding an extra problem to their relationship. However, the little mosquito turns out to be the key to solving their big issue.

When Noura lies on her deathbed, she begs Hamid to bury her in his heart. He interprets this as her wish to rest by Asfour Mountain—a place made inaccessible due to border restrictions. Determined to fulfill her final wish, Hamid puts everything on the line. Their love story spreads through social media and touches people on both sides of the border, sparking a wave of solidarity to make the dream of the “Princess of Asfour Mountain” come true.

Amal was helped to overcome her classroom literacy struggles by her loving mother Fraiha.

On Christmas day 2021, Stephanie Amin decides to make life changing plans. Going back to Cairo after 2 and a half years in Paris in order to direct her first short film. Lost between two countries, two careers, Stephanie decides to delve into the remnants of Cinema Massara. I found my love in Massara is a light story interlacing the past, family archives, immigration and youthful hope.