Under the Ceiling

Year: 2005

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: Arabic

Director: Nidal Al-Dibs

Drama

A single drip falls from the ceiling, a slow, dream‑like rhythm that blurs interior and exterior. Two cameras follow Nidal Debs and his hero Marwan, filming the other's view. Marwan, living in Damascus amid the refugee influx, endures hardship. After Ahmad’s death, friends break years of silence, chasing a final burst of dream before time runs out.

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