Kaveh Tehrani's ing-of-age film is an adaptation of Gulraiz Sharif's 2020 novel, depicting the increasingly plex summer vacation of 15-year-old Mahmoud. Not only does a sociable uncle from Pakistan visit, but Mahmoud must also navigate the family crisis that unfolds when his little brother Ali has a secret that turns their whole world upside down.                                    
                               　　It doesn't take long for the film to set the tone: The tagonist, Mahmoud, almost immediately breaks the fourth wall, seamlessly taking on the role of the narrator. The film doesn't look back: it brims with techniques and devices that inject energy into the narrative and vide a framework for the themes, taking us under the skin of what turns out to be a poignant, thought-voking family drama – all wrapped in the attractive guise of edy.                                    
                               　　Questions about identity and belonging in Norwegian society (for both young and older characters) within a multltural family from Oslo bee the central driving force. The adaptation of Gulraiz Sharif's book is solidly directed by debut filmmaker Kaveh Tehrani. While the film aims to maintain its entertainment value, it also carries a sharp political edge – directed equally against society's rigid class structures and nservative family traditions. The talented child actors in the lead roles carry the he of the film on their shoulders, ensuring that few leave the theater untouched in the end.