Ongoing Lullaby
Synopsis
An intimate portrait of daily life for a lonely, yet independent, woman who is hounded by her own relentless inner monologue. We are plunged into the melancholy, doubts, fears, and hesitations of the heroine through Sarah Taibah’s personal and moving performance, meticulously captured by Hisham Fadel.
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