Sirât
In the tumultuous near future, amidst the mountains of Morocco, a father (Sergi López, Pan’s Labyrinth) and his young son Esteban (Brúno Nuñez) go from rave to rave. They’re searching for Mar, the daughter who disappeared at one such event months ago. On their travels they encounter a diverse group of revellers escaping the harshness of the world in favour of the freedom they find in desert and in the hypnotism of the music. Finding a sense of community, father and son join the ravers for one last party in the hope that they will finally find Mar. What follows is wild, unpredictable, dizzying and utterly visceral. Beguiling and disturbing, Sîrat (referring to the bridge said to connect heaven and hell) is bravura filmmaking and absolutely unforgettable.
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