Damage

Ali isn’t a citizen; he drives a taxi using someone else’s license, relying on GPS to navigate through an unfamiliar city. His passenger, Esther, is an elderly woman struggling with her memory and feeling lost in a world that no longer feels like home. Frustrated by her disconnection, they journey through the night, searching for a destination that remains elusive. As surveillance cameras track their travels, they strip away the human aspect, highlighting the divide between those who belong and those who don’t, those who are safe and those who are at risk. Both share a deep sense of loss—she can't remember, and he can't let go.