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The Station

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As Layal runs a women-only fuel station in a segregated war-torn town, she is faced with her 12-year-old brother’s growing desire to break free and become a ‘man’. When Layal’s estranged sister unexpectedly shows up with a proposition for their brother, the siblings’ relationship is put to the test.

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Michael Sicinski In Review Online 12h
The ultimate takeaway from The Station is as diffuse as the Islamist factionalism it depicts. Go to Full Review
Nikki Baughan Screen International 2d
...while its heavy-handed ending may belabour its point somewhat, the film’s timely, resonant message of solidarity rings true. Go to Full Review
Marya E. Gates Cool People Have Feelings, Too. (Substack) 3d
While the political allegory remains the film’s main focus, and its final, harrowing shot is one that will stick with you long after the film ends, but Ishaq does not stick just to portraying doom and gloom Go to Full Review
Carlos Esquives Cinencuentro 3d
There is a lot of ordinariness in the journey, however, what happens in the background of a war is still an interesting perspective, as well as the challenges involved in a production that took place in Jordan...[Full review in Spanish] Go to Full Review
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Synopsis As Layal runs a women-only fuel station in a segregated war-torn town, she is faced with her 12-year-old brother’s growing desire to break free and become a ‘man’. When Layal’s estranged sister unexpectedly shows up with a proposition for their brother, the siblings’ relationship is put to the test.
Director
Sara Ishaq
Producer
Nadia Eliewat
Screenwriter
Sara Ishaq, Nadia Eliewat
Genre
Drama
Original Language
Arabic
Runtime
1h 52m