
In the early 1990s, a Saudi family lives isolated in the desert, bound by the grandfather's strict instructions forbidding them to leave. As events shake the family, its members find themselves in a fateful struggle between the grandfather's laws and survival. The film was shot in NEOM, and its title comes from the sound Bedouins use to call camels.
From the official مهرجان أفلام السعودية channel on YouTube. Open in YouTube
We found no documented information about: Violence, Frightening or disturbing scenes, Innuendo and intimate scenes, Language, Smoking, alcohol and drugs.
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