Lady Kul El-Arab

Lady Kul El-Arab

2007 · 56 min · Documentary

Angelina-Duah Fares, a Druze woman, attempts to enter the Israeli fashion world, but traditions clash with her efforts to choose her way in life.

Directed by Ibtisam Mara'ana

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