Fourteen-year-old Zeina lives with her family in a devastated neighborhood in Damascus amidst siege, offering glimpses of freedom through connections with others and her imagination.
Nezouh visually captures poetry in the dust and wreckage of the city, but the screenplay and performances are criticized for feeling too mannered and theatrical
The story features a blend of magical realism in the midst of war-torn Syria, showing a unique perspective on life under siege.
Despite showcasing visual poetry, the film Nezouh falls short as the screenplay and performances come off as overly theatrical, hindering the full impact of the narrative.
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