The shorts documentary program explores the theme of local neighbors, highlighting often-overlooked members of our community. We follow a Nubian musician in Everybody Celebrate as he navigates Egypt's underground music scene, while Tawfeeka Street documents the heartwarming bond between an elderly woman and the street animals she cares for. The Invisible Ones sheds light on the lives of the Homless and the infrastructures supporting them. Sniper offers a unique and intimate look into the daily lives of the residents of a typical Egyptian street. Ikinji's Stories explores the rich traditions of Bedouins and their connection to the land, emphasizing the importance of preserving local heritage. A Resident of the City offers a unique perspective on Cairo's street dogs, narrated by the dogs themselves, revealing the bittersweet realities of their existence. Finally, The Sarcastic Artist provides a glimpse into the life of a political cartoonist through the eyes of his daughter, illustrating the impact of local individuals on broader social and political issues. Through these diverse stories, the program encourages us to appreciate the contributions of all our local neighbors, whether they are outcasted or live in obscurity.