Hijamat (2026)

At 50, Murad’s world is upended by the revelation that his younger brother is gay. Though he wants to stand by him, their devoutly traditional Muslim family refuses to accept it. Trapped in a storm of expectations, Murad faces relentless pressure from his father—who is tight with the local imam—and from his brother’s own circle. He desperately tries to support everyone, but as tensions escalate and troubles mount, he realizes he is drowning, too. Woven into this intimate family saga are powerful themes of migration and inner dialogue—not only between faiths, but within the very fabric of communities.