In the 1980s, in some rural areas, almost 50% of the women are mothers by age 16. They have their families in charge, facing with them the injustice of the social, historical and political violence.

In the village of Abnoud, children play and prepare a meal. Atteyat al-Abnoudi films the joy and simplicity of the daily life of a small rural town that seems to have escaped the passage of time.

Playing with the poetry that offers image and cinema, Atteyat al-Abnoudi films performers and acrobats in the streets of Cairo. In doing so, she pays tribute to street performances, giving back its letters of nobility to a marginalized and downgraded popular art.

A short black and white documentary depicting women in a mud-brick factory.