Kit Kat

The film centers on Sheikh Hosny, a blind man who lives with his elderly mother and his son Youssef, who aspires to work in Europe. Youssef's relationship with a divorced woman named Fatima adds complexity to their family dynamics. Sheikh Hosny, despite his disability, clings to dreams of riding a motorcycle and seeks escape through nights spent with locals smoking hash.

Set in the Kit Kat neighborhood, this film explores themes of loss, aspiration, and the challenges faced by its characters. With a runtime of 130 minutes, it showcases the struggles and dreams of individuals living in a vibrant yet harsh environment. The performances by Mahmoud Abdel Aziz and the supporting cast contribute to the portrayal of everyday life in Egypt during this era.