"Wady el Bey" tells the story of two families living in the Gafsa Valley in Southern Tunisia who are in dispute over an inheritance. This historical social drama, dating back to the 1930s, tackles the conflict that arises between the families because of the inheritance and its consequences. The film puts on display the kind of sacrifices the families make for the sake of inheritance, and the impact of this situation on the families. Among the main characters, there is a strong father figure who is persistent about the inheritance and defends the rights of his family. On the other hand, there is a mother who wants to maintain peace and family unity, and a young girl who is stuck in the middle of the conflict. Wady el Bey portrays family conflicts and the struggle for inheritance in a realistic and emotional manner, taking the audience on both an emotional and historical journey.
The film was shot in the Gafsa Valley, which is known for its natural beauty in Southern Tunisia. This location allowed the viewers of the film to discover the beauties of Tunisia as well.
