Karim Mrabti

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When caregiver Noor is offered her dream job as a chef in Paris, she can no longer care for her father Musa, who suffers from dementia. In response, she helps him migrate to Morocco, which causes resistance among the rest of the family.

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.

Nine-year-old Tatiana is fine with her role as an interpreter for Mami. She can even use it sometimes to manipulate her mother who is poor at speaking Dutch. But then her mother’s health declines rapidly and they have a to consult a doctor.

To call attention to the climate crisis, 12-year-old Nora plans to throw tomato soup over a 19th century painting. After talking to the long-deceased artist who made the painting, doubt strikes.