Haifa Street On Netflix

Long filmi's 2006 and Baghdad is ravaged by sectarian violence. Haifa Street is the epicenter of the conflict, with masked gunmen and snipers reigning down terror for reasons and political allegiances that are unclear.
When Ahmed gets dropped off there by taxi on his way to his beloved Saud's house to ask for her hand in marriage, he gets shot by Salam, an anxious young sniper who’s living his own personal hell on a rooftop above, Saud desperately tries to save Ahmed,.
but Salam prevents anyone from approaching him under the threat of gunfire, When her daughter Nadia elicits the help of their cunning neighbor Dalal, all hell breaks loose under the ominous presence of the American occupation



“ Our goal was to engage viewers with the impact of the sectarian civil war on Iraqi society. Our focus was on the war's social ramifications and its profound effects on the people, rather than politics. ”
Director
Muhannad Hayal
film festivals
- Carthage Film Festival, Tunisia
- International Film Festival, South Korea
- Asia Pacific Screen Awards, Australia
- Dubai International Film Festival, UAE
- Cairo International Film Festival, Egypt
- Amman International Film Festival, Jordan
- Göteborg Film Festival, Sweden
- Dhaka International Film Festival, Bangladesh
- Jerusalem International Film Festival
- Babylon Festival for International Cultures and Arts, Iraq
- Arabsik Filmfest, Norway
- Tribeca International Film Festival, US
film awards
- Laser Film Award and HAKKA Distribution Award at the Carthage Film Festival, Tunisia
- Best Film Award at the Busan International Film Festival, South Korea
- Lab Award at the Asia Pacific Screen Awards, Australia
- Market Award at the Tribeca International Film Festival, US
- Cinescape Award at the Dubai International Film Festival, UAE
- Best Arabic Film and Best Acting Performance at the Cairo International Film Festival, Egypt
- The Golden Olive Branch Award at Jerusalem International Film Festival