Si-o-se Pol

The narrative centers on Parvis Karimpour, who is terminally ill and determined to find his daughter, Nasrin, after her migration from Iran to Europe. His journey takes him across the Mediterranean, ultimately landing him on the Spanish coast. In Madrid, he encounters fellow migrants Fabrizio, a failed Italian pianist, and Almut, a spoiled German dreamer, who also grapple with their own struggles in an economically troubled Europe.

As they search for Nasrin, the trio develops an unexpected camaraderie, with each character's experience highlighting the human cost of migration and the quest for family. The film's setting in Madrid and its focus on the lives of refugees make it a poignant commentary on contemporary social issues. Si-o-se Pol's narrative is both a road movie and a reflection on the challenges faced by those in search of a better life.