Mango

During a hot August in Cairo, Nadia struggles to mourn her estranged father and his mango tree.

Cast

Mona ElHusseini

as Nadia

Yaqoub Al Masry

as Ali

Hala Omar

as Salima

Nader Fouad

as Ahmed

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