Nada's Revolution (2015)

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This documentary follows a young Egyptian woman named Nada as she struggles to gain freedom and independence in her society. The film shows her life during and after the Arab Spring.
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What happens
Nada's revolution is a 2015 documentary film by director, cinematographer, and scriptwriter Claudia Lisboa. It is an intimate portrait of a young Egyptian woman fighting for her freedom and independence in a society caught between old traditions and modernisation, against the backdrop of the Arab Spring and its aftermath. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)
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