Nahla

The film follows Larbi Nasri, an Algerian journalist caught in the turmoil leading up to the Lebanese civil war after the battle of Kfar Chouba in January 1975. He becomes entwined with a group of characters surrounding Nahla, a beloved singer in the Arab world. As Nahla's voice fades during a performance, the tension of the surrounding crisis deepens, affecting Larbi and those around him.

Nahla delves into the complexities of relationships during wartime, addressing the construction of myths and the personal ramifications of broader sociopolitical issues. The film showcases Algerian cinema's engagement with the events of the Middle East, particularly the Lebanese war, offering insights into the human experience amid chaos.