My Father

Synopsis

Inside an Egyptian house, Mohamed films his family home as night falls. The atmosphere shifts as day breaks, revealing the daily routines of its inhabitants. Central to this environment is his father, who moves through the space in a wheelchair. His presence evokes a sense of unease, likened to a custodian of the premises. The film references H.P. Lovecraft's assertion that fear is humanity's oldest emotion, suggesting a deeper connection to the setting.