Half Moon

The story centers on Mamo, a legendary Kurdish musician who is determined to perform one last concert in Iraqi Kurdistan. After months of navigating bureaucratic hurdles and gathering his ten sons, Mamo embarks on a challenging journey in a dilapidated bus. The narrative explores themes of tradition and resilience as Mamo confronts both physical and societal obstacles.

As Mamo's journey unfolds, the party's dynamics shift with the introduction of Hesho, a female singer who faces significant cultural restrictions. Her presence complicates the already difficult trip, emphasizing the film's exploration of gender roles and the struggles faced by artists in repressive environments. The film's mix of drama, comedy, and music offers a unique perspective on Kurdish culture and the universal quest for artistic expression.