We Are Still Young

In the summer of 1943, six Greek commandos, coming from the Middle East, disembarked on a Greek island to kidnap a German partner. The mission is also attended by a lieutenant, Aris, who comes from the island, but he does not know that the spy who is about to conceive is his father himself. When he learns, he crashes and wounds, he goes to the orphanage where the teacher of the island discovers him. He then tries to escape him with the assistance of a resistance organization. The German commander imposes retaliatory measures: he orders fifty innocent citizens to be arrested. Aris is forced to surrender and so rinses shame on behalf of his father.

On the backdrop of 2008-2009 Gaza War at Hanukkah, eight stories of love and compassion take place alongside the border.

Two friends separated by a woman they both loved, and then by war as well: one of them joins partisans, the other Italian occupying forces.

Koni and Djimi, two childhood friends, flee their village after a tax collector's visit degenerates into a riot. They join the rebels in the bush, convinced that they can at last bring justice to their put-upon compatriots. In both the armed and ideological struggle, a gulf grows between the two friends. To bridge it, they must admit that the cure is often worse than the disease. Daresalam, the first Chadian feature film, is inspired by the story of Hissene Habre and Goukouni Weddeye, both past presidents of Chad.