Hope Hour - Sahar Bahrawi

And death is nothing but wakefulness and unveiling the hidden... And life is nothing but negligence and illusion of happiness. In the graveyard of "Our Mother Hawa," where laughter mixes with tears, Amal discovers that her death was not a peaceful sleep but a crime wrapped in love. Her strange trial begins before a committee unlike any in the world, where she seeks to prove her right and protect her daughter from a similar fate. Between the dancing of the dead and black comedy exposing domestic violence, Amal is granted "one hour"... so does it create her salvation? Sahr Bahrawi, a Saudi novelist and playwright. She holds a bachelor's degree in psychology from the American University in Cairo, with a minor specialization in theatrical arts. She also earned a master's degree in theatrical writing from the Royal Central College of Speech and Drama in London. Her literary works include: Prisoner of the Body, Amina, Whispers of a Mirror, and an English novel titled Confinrd, as well as her theatrical works: Hour of Hope and The Last Throw.