Could a mother plan a merciless and cruel revenge to punish the one who caused the death of her son? The Korean mothers of director Kim Ki-duk in the film Pietà - Pieta have a deep hatred when someone is violent with their children. In the film, presented at the 69th Venice Film Festival, solitary characters appear, endowed with a violent inclination, with the structural sadism and masochism of Korean daily life. Kim Ki-duk's films, like Park Chan-wook's, represent a specific aspect of Korean life.

The location of the film, Ali, The Goat and Ibrahim, directed by Sherif El Bendary, is Egypt in its entirety. The protagonist is Nada, a pretty and peaceful goat. She has a boyfriend, a human being. Ali loves a goat! He keeps her at home, he cuddles her, they sleep together, and talks with her, maybe they do more, but nobody knows. Sherif El Bendary focuses all the attention on the goat, creating joy and, at the same time, sadness.