In her family's modest flat, Faiza has 'a room of her own' in which another part of herself unfolds—one that is not afraid of transgression and reconnects with her youthful ambitions.
Faiza embodies everything one might imagine of a North African mother living on a housing estate: hard-working, devoted to her children whom she raises alone, caring, and always ready to help. Yet, within the family’s modest flat, Faiza Alaoui has a "room of her own"—a space where another side of her emerges. Here, she reconnects with her youthful ambitions and dares to embrace a part of herself unafraid of transgression.