'Sisters of Rap’ is a creative documentary mini-series following five women rappers from the Arab world and its diaspora. Filmed across North Africa, the Middle East, Europe and the United States, the series explores how these artists use rap to claim public space, visibility and authorship in contexts where women’s voices are often controlled or silenced. Each episode unfolds around a simple dramatic tension: a protected space where creation takes place — writing, recording, rehearsing — and a threshold to cross, where the voice becomes public: the street, the stage, digital platforms. Through a constant circulation between five trajectories, the series forms a collective composition, revealing shared struggles shaped by different political, social and cultural realities. ‘Sisters of Rap’ is not a portrait of a scene, but a cinematic exploration of how a voice is built, exposed and sustained, and of the concrete cost of visibility for women artists today.