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Daga'a, is a 2016 Palestinian movie, directed by Shadi Habib Allah. with a runtime of 19 minutes.
Daga'a is a documentary that immerses viewers in the grueling day-to-day existence of a Bedouin group traversing the vast Sinai Peninsula, far from any settlement or modern infrastructure. The film observes its subjects with an unflinching eye, capturing the raw humanity of desert life entirely outside political or historical commentary. A rare and visually striking portrait of resilience, Daga'a offers an intimate window into a nomadic world that operates on its own timeless rhythm — making it essential viewing for fans of ethnographic documentary and Arabic cinema.
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