Parham Rahimzadeh

When Farid’s mother dies, he and his father Dariush are both grieving in their own way. They’ve never been close and this escalates when Farid wants to play his mother’s favorite song for Dariush. What starts as a simple act ends in an outburst of emotions.

When Musa, a Palestinian living in the Netherlands, receives a mysterious package containing his late brother’s camera and final roll of film, he refuses to accept his death. As he fights to have the images exhibited, clashing with institutional censorship and his own denial, an old love reappears, forcing him to confront the past, the truth, and the weight of his brother’s legacy.

When Farid’s mother dies, he and his father Dariush are both grieving in their own way. They’ve never been close and this escalates when Farid wants to play his mother’s favorite song for Dariush. What starts as a simple act ends in an outburst of emotions.

When Farid’s mother dies, he and his father Dariush are both grieving in their own way. They’ve never been close and this escalates when Farid wants to play his mother’s favorite song for Dariush. What starts as a simple act ends in an outburst of emotions.

When Musa, a Palestinian living in the Netherlands, receives a mysterious package containing his late brother’s camera and final roll of film, he refuses to accept his death. As he fights to have the images exhibited, clashing with institutional censorship and his own denial, an old love reappears, forcing him to confront the past, the truth, and the weight of his brother’s legacy.

When Musa, a Palestinian living in the Netherlands, receives a mysterious package containing his late brother’s camera and final roll of film, he refuses to accept his death. As he fights to have the images exhibited, clashing with institutional censorship and his own denial, an old love reappears, forcing him to confront the past, the truth, and the weight of his brother’s legacy.