Marcelle Marina

The film presents the topic of migration, cultural contrast and human alienation, through a group of young people who are forced to migrate, facing severe social pressures and having difficulty in adapting to their new environments.

Garo is an outlaw who, upon his release from prison, returns to violence against his will. Once again pursued by the police, he flees to Syria and only returns to Beirut in 1961, disguised as a Bedouin. He forms a drug-dealing gang.

The events revolve around a small family consisting of a couple and two children. One day, the wife dies, leaving the husband with two children to raise alone. He decides to marry again so that his wife can help him raise the children, but after that he commits suicide because he declares bankruptcy, and the second wife finds herself facing a great responsibility.

Samia is in a relationship with the frivolous young man, Mamdouh, and slips up with him one day when she gets into his car. When she asks him to marry her, he evades her and travels abroad. Her attempt at suicide fails, but Ahmed saves her and welcomes her into his family. Later, Samia gives birth to her and Mamdouh's child.

Young man Farid relies heavily on his luck, working in a casino in Beirut, and when he meets the artist Jihan and falls in love with her, his life changes forever.

Two friends work as guards at a luxurious villa, whose owner only comes at long intervals. They turn it into a hotel but the owner suddenly comes with his fiancée, and he discovers the situation,causing funny situations to happen.

Chaos erupts in a village after a series of burglaries take place, prompting Najma, the daughter of a guard, to think of a solution. She disguises herself as a man and becomes the village vigilante.