Yara Ibrahim

A mother attempts to keep her family safe as war rages and a sniper lies in wait outside her home.

It is winter in Damascus. Sana, with her eight-year-old son, is living alone while her husband works in Saudi Arabia. When Sana runs out of gas to cook or warm the house, she takes a day off to find a gas cylinder. From there begins a trip into the surroundings of Damas, where Sana finds herself brutally confronted with the effects of war.

# Translation The story of a married couple, Farhan and Nadia, who live in Casablanca, Morocco. There, Farhan works as a pilot. They later receive the good news that Nadia is pregnant, and this joyful news is shared with their respective families in Malaysia—En. Zul and Zaleha, Farhan's family, and Datuk Iskandar and Datin Amnah, Nadia's family. Farhan is shocked when Nadia decides to return to Malaysia, and Farhan reluctantly has to allow her. It is certainly good news for Filzah, who has long harbored feelings for Farhan, to take revenge on Nadia, even though she has married Amir and has a son named Edham. Filzah's act of pretending to be close with Nadia becomes so convincing that Nadia does not suspect her evil intentions at all. Not long after arriving in her homeland, Nadia and her family are shocked by news that the plane piloted by Farhan has crashed, and the search for the wreckage and bodies fails because it is feared to be buried by sandstorms.

A daring, compelling and controversial take on the life of prince Abdulaziz Al Saud (Ibn Saud), founder of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.