Synopsis
A sunset on Philopappou Hill in Athens becomes a portal to the outskirts of Delhi, opening onto the night across Omonia Square and its surrounding streets. Naz̤ar, a diary is a record of encounters with South Asian Muslim migrants in Athens — traces of exchanges in neighborhood cafés, makeshift mosques, Ramadan evenings, and half-sung songs.
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