The Black Flour

[THE BLACK FLOUR] . . tackles the destiny of some people living in the Syrian countryside at the end of the 1940s. It portrays poor people who are capable of giving more than the rich and the wide gap between the rich and the poor was created by the colonial forces before leaving the country. . . The film also shows the domination of the feudal and the bourgeois systems and the suffering of people as a result of the domination of these classes. (Al-Bawaba).