7000 Years of Color

A lifetime of color. A legacy that never fades.

Step into a world suspended in vapor, color and time. This film is a visceral visual poem that plunges audiences into the heart of a 126-year-old Egyptian dye house. At the center of this sensory landscape is Am Salama, an aging master whose fragmented memories echo through the steam like the voice of the space itself. While he reflects on a lifetime of grueling devotion, his workers perform a relentless, synchronized dance of muscle, boiling water, and vibrant dyes. Through immersive soundscapes and striking imagery, the film is a profound meditation on mortality, revealing that while the human body ultimately fades, the color remains.

Director

Abdelrahman Taha

Writer

Abdelrahman Taha

Released

September 12, 2026

Language

Arabic