Rachida

A short, quietly unbearable watch that tightens around you as dread builds off-screen.

A heavy, somber descent into radicalization and captivity, told with a slow, serious gaze that weighs on you.

A heavy, sorrowful watch about stigma and survival, more painful in its quiet social cruelty than in its captivity scenes.

A tense, emotionally charged drama that puts you in the middle of a violent crisis and its human fallout.

A short, heavy watch that sits with a child's despair and asks you to carry the weight of an impossible decision.

It is a quiet, weighty meditation on endurance amidst the harsh realities of conflict and loss.

A quiet, heavy watch that follows a woman's fear and resolve through a tense, uncertain world.

A taut, quietly harrowing bus ride that builds dread before turning into a moving testament to human solidarity.

A sober, restless journey through chaos and displacement, watching a stranger navigate fear, flight and fragile encounters with quiet resolve.

A slow-burning, tense drama about suspicion and belonging, with a melancholic, earnest tone and a strong sense of place.

A raw, fragmented immersion into lives shaped by violence and marginality, demanding patience and offering little comfort.

A heavy, sorrowful watch that follows a young woman through cruelty and exile, testing your patience with suffering before any hope appears.