Door

In a village, a young boy named Kawa is obsessed with a door that appears mysteriously in the middle of nowhere. He is eager to discover what lies beyond it, but his family and the villagers are wary, believing it to be a bad omen. Kawa's fascination grows, leading him to question the boundaries of reality and the unknown.

"Door" (2022) has garnered attention on the festival circuit, particularly for its concise yet thought-provoking narrative. Critics have often highlighted its visual storytelling and allegorical themes, with audiences responding positively to its enigmatic premise.

• Praised for its evocative imagery and minimalist approach to storytelling.

• Noted for its intriguing premise that sparks contemplation about curiosity and the unknown.

• Often described as a dreamlike or surreal short film that leaves a lasting impression.

Google audience: Audience reviews often praise the film's ability to create a powerful atmosphere and provoke thought within its short runtime. Many found the ambiguity of the door and its implications to be a compelling aspect of the film.

Best Short Film at the Duhok International Film Festival (2022), Special Jury Award at the Tehran International Short Film Festival (2022)

The film was shot in a remote village in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, adding to its authentic and isolated atmosphere.