Bibi Alabdulmohsen

The events revolve around the young man, Akram Ezz El-Din, who works as a journalist and tries hard to preserve his Arab culture and heritage, despite the challenges he may be exposed to.

A Kuwaiti documentary takes viewers on a journey through the Gulf countries, exploring their cities and traditions. The work offers a visual interpretation of Gulf culture, from arts and cuisine to customs, within a cinematic approach that captures the spirit of the place.

Farouk, a refugee struggling to settle into his new home, as his nine-year-old son Hadi becomes convinced he is being targeted by UFOs. As Hadi’s isolation deepens, a compassionate teacher, Ellen Connolly, grows increasingly concerned and helps him navigate the pain and displacement he cannot yet articulate.