Grey Glow

The film follows Nayla, a 55-year-old factory supervisor in a suburb of Beirut, who is trying to keep her family afloat amid the looming threat of war. Her husband, Mounir, an unemployed ex-militiaman, adds to the family's tension with his alcoholism and passivity. The story takes a dramatic turn when their daughter Rania has a car accident, leading to a confrontation with the family of the injured man.

Nayla's journey is marked by a deep exploration of her emotions as she confronts the realities of her life and the impact of war on her family. The narrative captures the fluctuating feelings of aggression and guilt that define their existence, reflecting broader themes of animosity and curiosity towards the 'other side' in a divided country. As Rania is imprisoned following the man's death, Nayla’s struggles intensify, showcasing the personal cost of political and social upheaval.