Ali Zaoua: Prince of the Streets

A raw, wrenching plunge into a child's struggle to survive, leaving you shaken and heartbroken yet moved by his defiant spirit.

A raw, tense day-in-the-life that simmers with anger and despair, pulling you into its restless, volatile world.

A quiet, heavy-hearted watch that lingers on hardship and small kindnesses, drawing you into its sadness without melodrama.

A quietly devastating, socially realistic drama that immerses you in the precarious lives of two young immigrants, building tension and heartbreak through understated observation.

A quietly devastating immersion into childhood neglect, where everyday details accumulate into heartbreak.

A raw, heartbreakingly real portrait of two boys in poverty, blending tender friendship with mounting dread and devastating loss.

A raw, fast-moving plunge into Depression-era hardship, following desperate teens on the rails with unflinching grit and sudden bursts of violence.

A raw, heartbreaking immersion into street life, blending documentary-like realism with deep empathy for its young characters.

A relentless plunge into a child's brutal world, leaving you hollowed out and haunted long after the final frame.

A harrowing, slow descent into exploitation that is almost unbearable to watch, yet impossible to look away from.

A sprawling, emotionally raw tapestry of interconnected lives, weaving tension and heartbreak across cultures with a haunting score.

A heavy, slow-burning plunge into a dying man's guilt and love, offering little relief but leaving a deep emotional mark.