Shawkat Amin Korki's latest film, 'Disorder,' presented at the Asian Project Market, delves into the complex interplay between psychiatry and faith healing in Kurdistan. The narrative follows Mina, a psychiatrist returning from Germany to treat war survivors, including Yazidi women affected by ISIS. After a patient commits suicide following a visit to a faith healer, Mina faces public scrutiny and a lawsuit, prompting her to investigate the healer's influence. Korki emphasizes the film's reflection on societal fears and superstitions that often overshadow scientific understanding. The production, a collaboration between Iraq, Germany, and France, aims to merge local authenticity with international standards, addressing the pressing mental health issues exacerbated by war and displacement. Korki's vision contrasts traditional Kurdish life with modern psychiatric practices, mirroring Mina's internal conflict. The filmmakers seek partners to support this socially relevant project, which aims to resonate globally while highlighting local narratives.