Yalla, Baba!
Lebanese director Angie Obeid travels with her father, Mansour, to explore their generational differences and the meaning of home in contemporary Lebanon.
Synopsis
Lebanese director Angie Obeid travels with her father, Mansour, to explore their generational differences and the meaning of home in contemporary Lebanon.
Synopsis
Lebanese director Angie Obeid retraces a road trip taken by her father, Mansour, 42 years earlier, exploring the choices he made at her age. As they travel through Lebanon, the film examines the generational divide between tradition and modernity, highlighting the complexities of family dynamics and the quest for individuality. Obeid and Mansour reflect on their relationship and the evolving concept of home in a rapidly changing cultural landscape, offering insights into both personal and familial discovery.
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