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While running a women-only fuel station, Layal struggles to keep the family business afloat amid a fuel crisis. When her estranged sister suddenly comes to town, the sibling's strained relationship reaches breaking point.
While running a women-only fuel station, Layal struggles to keep the family business afloat amid a fuel crisis. When her estranged sister suddenly comes to town, the sibling's strained relationship reaches breaking point.

Credits

Director
Sara Ishaq
Screenwriter
Sara Ishaq, Nadia Eliewat
Producer
Nadia Eliewat
Production Company
Screen Project

About the Director

Sara Ishaq
Sara Ishaq is a Yemeni-Scottish filmmaker who received an Oscar and BAFTA nominations for her short documentary, 'Karama Has No Walls' (2012), while she was studying for an MFA in Film Directing at the Edinburgh College of Art (2011). Her second award-winning documentary feature, 'The Mulberry House' (2013) premiered at (IDFA) and was released both theatrically and aired on Al Jazeera English. Sar
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