Synopsis
On the rocky expanse of Joshua Tree National Park, Omid and his family continue their tradition of jumping over fire in honor of the Iranian holiday, Chahar Shanbeh Soori. As daylight slips away and the sun recedes into the desert, an exposed Omid must face the reality of his wife’s impending death.
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