Mother Valley

In 1958, as revolution stirs in Beirut, three sisters—rebellious Nada, romantic Eva, and the respected Layla—spend their holiday in a remote Lebanese mountain village. Layla, a woman cherished by the community, finds her life unexpectedly challenged when two French tourists arrive, prompting her to question and defy the restrictive patriarchal norms of her society. The escalating conflict further complicates their lives, threatening the tranquility of their mountain retreat.