The Narrow Frame of Midnight

The Narrow Frame of Midnight presents the story of a Moroccan-Iraqi writer who is on a quest to find his brother. Along the way, he encounters the lover he left behind and a young orphan who is fleeing danger. The film's narrative delves into themes of loss and resilience in a region marked by turmoil.

As a film directed by a woman, it adds to the growing representation of female filmmakers in the industry. The performances by Khalid Abdalla, Marie-Josée Croze, Hocine Choutri, and Majdouline Idrissi contribute to the film's depth and emotional weight. At a runtime of 93 minutes, it offers a concise yet impactful examination of its characters' struggles.