The Great Journey

Reda hesitantly agrees to join his father on a pilgrimage to Mecca, despite juggling preparations for his baccalaureat and a secret romance. As they travel across Europe in a dilapidated car, the journey becomes a transformative experience for both. By the time they reach Mecca, Reda and his father have undergone significant personal growth. Rather than relying on the clichéd theme of returning home, the narrative emphasizes departure as a means to strengthen the bond between two generations, highlighting their evolving relationship against the backdrop of faith and self-discovery.