Annu

Annu centers on the relationship between Sana and her six-year-old granddaughter, Annu. As they prepare for a family move to Haifa, Annu's sudden loss of consciousness leads to a profound moment when she claims to be the reincarnation of Sana's deceased sister, Muna. This revelation sends Sana on a quest to uncover the meaning of Annu's words, driving her to cross into Syria, the land she left behind.

The film delves into the intersection of personal and collective histories, as Sana grapples with her family's past and the implications of Annu's claim. The narrative raises questions about identity, memory, and the bonds that connect generations. With a focus on the emotional journey of its characters, Annu explores the impact of war and loss on familial relationships, making it a poignant entry in contemporary drama.