After ten years of dreaming, creating, and persevering, my feature film Pomegranate will finally be released on March 4th to audiences across 25 countries. This is not just a release—it is the realization of a vision that has grown and transformed over a decade. Pomegranate is a story of identity, resilience, and cultural connection, brought to life through the voices of women, and I couldn’t be more grateful to share it with the world.
As I reflect on this journey, I am reminded of the wisdom held in the changing seasons.
Winter is the season of stillness, a time when the earth rests beneath its frost-covered blanket. It is the quiet between breaths, a sacred pause where we are invited to retreat inward and reflect on the landscapes of our lives. What have you built with your hands and heart?
Winter is the keeper of wisdom, asking us to take stock of what we have planted and nurtured—what has bloomed, what has withered, and what awaits the kiss of spring’s warmth to awaken. It is a time to cradle your accomplishments gently, to honor the path you’ve walked, and to ready yourself for the season of renewal that lies ahead.
In this quiet season, may you find beauty in the stillness, peace in the shadows, and love in the sanctuary of your soul. May you emerge from winter’s dreamscape into the golden light of spring, renewed and alive with all that you have become. Stand where you are, take in the horizon, and know that from this place, anything is possible.
As Pomegranate makes its way into the world, I carry with me the lessons of the seasons—of patience, of resilience, and of the endless potential for new beginnings.
With heartfelt gratitude,
Weam Namou
(Pomegranate will be released on March 4th in 25 countries. Stay tuned for updates and screening details!)
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