The drama follows a father and son who hook up with a group of itinerant ravers in the deserts of Morocco. What starts as a search for the family’s lost daughter becomes something else when the world outside — as reported in static-heavy radio broadcasts — appears to collapse, leaving the group with only themselves to confront the threatening world around them.
Laxe’s fourth film premiered in Cannes, where it was a critical breakout, and won the jury prize. In her review for The Hollywood Reporter, Lovia Gyarke called it “an energizing film — a project determined to wake us up.”
Sirat was picked from a shortlist of three finalists, which also included Carla Simón’s Romería and Deaf by Eva Libertad.
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