The Dawn

Set in a coastal town, The Dawn delves into the lives of locals known for their fishing and boat-building traditions. As these professions begin to fade, the film portrays the impact on the community as young men leave for better opportunities in the capital. The story reflects on issues of migration and the loss of cultural heritage.

With a focus on the experiences of Saleh Za'al and Saeed Saleh, the film captures the emotional weight of a town facing economic decline. The narrative invites viewers to consider the broader implications of such changes on both individual lives and community identity.