Gowa El Bashar

This documentary focuses on Celeste Khayate, a nun who returns to her roots in El Menya city. After establishing a choral group a decade prior, she now witnesses the talented children and youth confront the challenges of terrorism through their music. Their beautiful songs serve as a message of hope and resilience in a difficult environment.

The film’s exploration of music as a form of expression and resistance provides a unique perspective on the cultural landscape of Upper Egypt. It highlights the power of art to unite communities and inspire courage amidst turmoil. Collectors of documentaries may find this film a compelling representation of the intersection between culture and conflict.