Nya

The film follows Anya, a 7-year-old girl navigating her life in the midst of Algeria's civil war. While she initially remains unaware of the surrounding tensions, her longing for her father, a journalist, to return for the Mouloud celebration highlights her innocence and vulnerability.

As the story unfolds, the harsh realities of war begin to infiltrate her world. The contrast between her childhood dreams and the grim circumstances around her creates a poignant narrative about innocence lost. The film captures a specific moment in Algerian history through the eyes of a child, making it a compelling watch for those interested in dramatic storytelling and historical themes.