Halima (2026)

On the windswept coast of Morocco, Halima scrapes a living gathering and selling mussels. An unexpected phone call shatters the silence, dragging a long-buried past into the light. Since losing her husband, she has remained alone in their aging mountain home. But the land around her is shifting violently, placing her house, her livelihood, and her very sense of belonging on shaky ground. Grief, hardship, and displacement stack up one after another. Though life knocks her down again and again, she refuses to break. Directed by a former photojournalist, the film strips away spectacle, using stark imagery to frame this one-woman struggle. There are no big speeches, just raw, everyday grit. In a world of relentless change and loss, this woman holds firm, fighting to claim her own place.