ANNU

In a remote Druze village, six-year-old Annu shares an unbreakable bond with her grandmother, Sana. One afternoon, while playing in an apple orchard, Annu suddenly collapses. When she wakes, she speaks of children only she can see.
Doctors diagnose epilepsy, but Sana believes something deeper calls through her granddaughter—she is certain Annu carries the soul of her own estranged sister, Mona, who was killed just across the border in the Syrian war. In Druze faith, reincarnation is not just belief but a lifeline between generations—a promise that love never truly disappears.
Terrified by Sana’s influence, Annu’s parents reject this idea and separate them, determined to find a medical cure and silence the visions. But Sana refuses to let science erase what her heart knows to be true.
Alone but resolute, she crosses a fractured border in search of the lost children Annu describes—believing that only by finding them can her granddaughter’s soul be made whole again.
Torn between medicine and mystery, memory and loss, “”Annu”” is a journey through the thin veil between this life and the last—where the past lingers and a grandmother’s devotion becomes the only guide home. For Annu, for Sana, and for the forgotten waiting to be found, love and the soul remembers the way home.