Leila and the Wolves 40th anniversary: Heiny Srour on her time-travelling tale of Arab womanhood

A Lebanese woman living in 1980s London embarks on a visionary journey through female protest and defiance in the newly restored classic Leila and the Wolves. Director Heiny Srour remembers its production.

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