The House of the Coptic Woman

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Set in rural upper Egypt, the story follows Nader, an idealistic public prosecutor, as he confronts the challenges of his new posting. His life intertwines with Huda, a woman fleeing an abusive marriage, as they both seek justice and a fresh start. Amid rising tensions between Copts and Muslims, Nader faces unexplained violence and community superstition, complicating his investigations. Their parallel quests for happiness are hindered by societal ignorance and conflict, creating a poignant narrative of struggle and resilience in a troubled landscape.