At festivals
At festivals
A London-based model, raised in a strict Muslim household, is tasked with scattering her estranged Christian father's ashes in Morocco. As she navigates the demands of her modern life and the weight of cultural expectation, the journey forces her to confront generational trauma, fractured identity, and the burden of belonging.
“The story draws directly from fragments of my mother's life, woven together with truths from our lead actress's journey and our DOP's background. It's a composite of real emotional legacies — faith, shame, strength, and the pressure to hold it all together while the world asks for more. In the end, this isn't just a film about a model navigating a career. It's about identity in conflict, and the quiet, sometimes brutal work of self-repair.”
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