Jordanian 'Ouma' Gains Attention at El Gouna Festival
The film "Owl" is a Jordanian cinematic work directed by Zaid Abu Hamdan. It sheds light on the life of a woman striving to survive in the world of crime and underground economies, facing challenges related to identity and belonging after the arrival of two vulnerable children into her life. The story revolves around the character of "Owl," a woman working within an unjust system controlled by intimidation and blackmail, whose life takes a turn when two children enter her world, prompting her to confront her questions about motherhood and belonging. The film focuses on issues of marginalization, dignity, and social resilience, featuring a well-crafted portrayal of Jordan and its difficult conditions. It reflects true stories of women facing challenges, inspired by local reality. The work is set to premiere at the El Gouna Film Festival after its selection at the Shanghai International Film Festival, with plans for worldwide distribution and screenings across the Middle East.
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