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Nadia decided to end her life, so she climbed onto the roof of the psychiatric hospital where she’d been receiving treatment and threatened to jump if anyone approached—she had nothing left to lose. Hospital staff rushed to dissuade her, and Dr. Ibtisam faced the challenge of convincing this woman in her sixties, engulfed in despair, to step back from this dangerous brink. Drawing on all her experience, Dr. Ibtisam worked to restore Nadia’s trust and encourage her to open her heart and share her story.

Algiers, 1938. Meursault, a quiet and unassuming employee in his early thirties, attends his mother's funeral without shedding a tear. The next day, he begins a casual affair with Marie, a work colleague. He quickly slips back into his usual routine.

Touda is a Sheikha, a traditional Moroccan singer. Performing in the bars of her provincial town under the gaze of men, she plans to leave for the lights of Casablanca in search of recognition and to ensure a better future for her deaf-mute son.

The film was inspired by the life of football player Larbi Benbarek.

Nora, who has been attached to her work and her career, decides to sacrifice everything so that she can raise her daughter, Hind one year old, and take care of her house, because her husband Salim earns a good living. Since they had Hind, the couple decides to reduce their quarrels and shouting matches so as not to create bad energy in the house and around their daughter. The violence decreases in the house, but the traps and dirty tricks are still there to entertain. Nora and Salim can't live without bothering each other.

A medical student lives with her three brothers, who are extremely attached to her. When she decides to marry the man she loves, her brothers strongly oppose the marriage and begin causing problems, leading to a series of comedic and romantic situations.

The story of a young employee who borrows and buys a car, his life changes to fall into many situations because of it

The story of a couple who were unable to have a child, so they decide to adopt an elderly man, which exposes them to criticism from those around them. Perhaps their agreement on this choice is due to the fact that they lived as orphans when they were young, and they desire someone to compensate for the tenderness of their lost father.

In completely innocuous circumstances, Marouane meets young Hakim, a young aphasic, confined to a wheelchair who has chosen to live away from the world, alone with his inner demons. Interfering in his secret worlds will not be without consequences for Marouane.

In a desperate attempt to make their voices heard by the government, two men and a woman, living in difficult circumstances in the Tin Shacks, take a diplomatic meeting with political officials, which turns into a hostage situation. Compelled by circumstances, they unwittingly find themselves cast in the role of terrorists, thereby exposing social inequalities and government indifference.

Ghita and Farid are a couple who constantly quarrel, as if there is a war between them that never ends. The conflict remains intense until the wife becomes pregnant, at which point they decide to try to end that war between them and live together peacefully like other couples, but it is somewhat difficult