Pegasus

The film follows Zineb, a psychiatrist who is tasked with helping Rihana, a traumatized young woman grappling with her past. Rihana's unique upbringing, raised as a son by her authoritarian father, leads to a profound exploration of identity and trauma. As Zineb delves into Rihana's story, it triggers repressed memories and emotions within her own life.

"Pegasus" is notable for its exploration of Moroccan culture and the psychological struggles faced by its characters. The runtime of 104 minutes allows for a deep examination of the intertwined lives of Zineb and Rihana. This film will resonate with those interested in character-driven narratives that reflect on personal and cultural challenges. The performances by Anas El Baz, Majdouline Idrissi, and the rest of the cast contribute to the film's emotional depth.