Daughters Of Abdul-Rahman de Zaid Abu Hamdan | JOR | 108’

In Amman, a group of sisters search for their missing father. Despite their often opposite out-look on life, they are very much aware of the position of women in their society. And are quickly getting tired of their second-class status. This is a brave and provocative comedy about female emancipation.

"Daughters of Abdul-Rhaman" is the first film from Jordan to be selected at FEST.