Pari(s) d'exil

The film centers on Zîrek, who has lived without citizenship in Paris for over 25 years. He made a promise to his father to send his grandson back to their homeland, which leads him to reflect on his past. This journey back to Hakkâri forces Zîrek to confront the realities of his exile, the loss of connections, and the fading of hope.

As Zîrek travels, he begins to reconnect with his father through phone calls, revealing the complexities of their relationship. The narrative delves into the emotional weight of living in limbo, making it significant for those interested in stories about displacement and family bonds. This drama resonates with audiences who appreciate films that address the challenges faced by refugees and the lasting impact of cultural dislocation.