The Conflict

The film follows Atwa, a character dealing with mental illness, and the relationship with his uncle who refuses to provide assistance. Atwa's brother steps in to support him as they navigate the difficulties posed by his condition. This narrative highlights the themes of familial obligation and the stigma surrounding mental health issues.

As a piece of Kuwaiti cinema from the late 1960s, 'The Conflict' provides insight into the cultural attitudes of the time regarding mental health. Collectors of international films or those interested in the evolution of drama in Middle Eastern cinema may find this film significant in understanding its narrative context and character development. The film features a cast that includes Abdulaziz Al-Masoud and Mariam Al Ghadban, contributing to its authenticity and cultural representation.