Meşhur Kimden Lebanon

Salma gets emotionally distressed when a groom proposes to her and asks to see her for a legitimate look, and her life turns into a disturbing nightmare in a comic form punctuated by some surprises that upset the scales of events.

The film reviews a human rights struggle between a man and a woman by raising three thorny marriage issues that no one knows the solution for it but Allah.

Enya's journey trying to make it as a dancer is hindered as her behaviors drag her downhill.

Louisa, in her fifties, puts up missing person posters in search of her daughter, Souad. In a few shots, Fayçal Hammoum portrays a night of wandering through the streets of Algiers. The quest of his heroine—the magnificent Djalila Kadi Hanifi, her face lined by melancholy—underlines the profound divide between the generation of independence and the Algerian youth.

A philosophical field trip from Cairo, along the Nile and into the desert in search for what light means as a religious concept in post-revolutionary Egypt.