Haitham Tawfik

In the summer of 1998, eight-year-old Mostafa shares dreamy movie nights with his father and dreams of filmmaking. A birthday video camera fuels his passion, until a tragic accident shatters his world. Clinging to memories, he turns to film, while his mother urges him to let go.

The story revolves around an art teacher fired from his job, who begins a deep meditation journey with his son about the essence of simple life and its cruelty. While planning to cook rabbits for a meal, he finds himself immersed in a symbolic conflict that reflects his desperate and restricted life, mixing reality with his dark fantasies.