In the middle of the Algerian Sahara, in her relay, a woman writes her history, She welcomes, for a cigarette, a coffee or eggs, truckers, wandering beings and dreams, Her name is Malika. Their small talks on families, politics or social changes reveal colorful fragments of lives and profound moments of empathy. Capturing the desolate but beautiful scenery of vast Sahara, the film doesn’t miss out the development and environmental change going on in the desert, symbolized by the new gas station coming near Malika’s shop. Since its premiere at Locarno Film Festival in 2019, the film has traveled to many international festivals including Toronto International Film Festival and International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam.

Mustafa and his wife Salwa live 200 meters apart in villages separated by the wall. Every night, Mustafa flashes a light from his balcony to wish his children on the other side a goodnight, and they signal him back. One day he gets a call every parent dreads: his son has had an accident. Rushing to cross the Israeli checkpoint, Mustafa is denied on a technicality. But a father’s love won't give up and he will do anything to reach his son. A 200 meter distance becomes a 200 kilometer odyssey, as Mustafa, left with no choice, attempts to smuggle himself to the other side of the wall.

Sudan, province of Al-Jazīrah, nowadays - When Muzamil was born, a prophecy by the holy man of the village predicts that he will die when he is 20 years old. Muzamil’s father cannot stand the doom and travels away from home. Sakina, as a single mother, raises her son with over protection. One day, Muzamil turns 19... The eighth feature fiction film ever produced in Sudan, You Will Die at 20 had its premiere at the 2019 Venice International Film Festival’s independent sidebar Venice Days to win the Lion of the Future award for Best First Feature film.

10-year-old Saïd (Mica) sells grocery bags in souks. He lives with his mom and sick dad in a slum near Meknes. One day, Hajj Kaddour comes to take Mica to be an errand boy in a tennis club in Casablanca. This job would be an opportunity to help Mica's family. Sophia, an ex-tennis champion and trainer at the club, ends up noticing Mica and takes him under her wing. Hajj Kaddour condemns it, but the little boy sees it as an opportunity to go to Europe. In his first tournament, however, Mica gets into a fight and gets fired: jobless and homeless, Mica roams around Casablanca. Though Sophia helps him and manages to convince him to pick up his training, Mica has one obsession: migration.

2013, in a war-torn village in Syria. Karim, a musician, needs to sell his most precious possession to leave Syria and only has thirteen days to do it. As he wraps the instrument, a terrorist leader bursts into the apartment and destroys it. Karim enlists the help of a young boy named Ziad to whom he promises money, to help find the parts he needs in order to rebuild his piano. After several failed attempts, Ziad tells Karim about a grand piano located in a dangerous distant city named Ramza that was owned by family friends. It’s a suicide mission but Karim has to take this chance.