Wajib

Shadi returns to his native Nazareth after years abroad in Italy, not for a joyous celebration but to fulfill his wajib—his duty. His task is simple yet profound: to drive through the city with his father, personally delivering wedding invitations for his sister. Trapped together in the slow crawl of traffic, the car becomes a pressure cooker for their unspoken grievances and divergent worldviews. What unfolds is a poignant, often darkly comic duet between a father anchored by tradition and a son shaped by exile, their shared bloodline strained by the silent weight of expectation and disappointment.