All We Have (2026)

All We Have follows Salem and Dalya as love blooms during a dawn raid in a world shaped by surveillance and military brutality. Their relationship unfolds through marriage, separation, and the fragile hope of parenthood—a hope that seems to magically reclaim stolen time—while prison becomes the film’s deepest wound. Its violence does not stop at the cell door; it follows Salem inward, reshaping his mind, his tenderness, and his place in the life they are trying to build. Told through the poetic verses of a Hakawatieh, a female storyteller, this intimate portrait captures love under siege and occupation—and the psychic cost of captivity.