To a Land Unknown

they want to migrate to another unknown country to look for a better life. But that doesn't come at a cheap cost. The film tries to show the harsh reality of refugees whose lives are rumbling in the dumpsters of unknown countries trying to desperately live on. Even though its bleak and dark, it also has that tenderness that makes you root for the characters. above all, the depiction of friendship between Chatila and Reda is very brilliantly showcased, and the way it ends just breaks your heart. But the biggest thing missing in this film is a story that neither makes you emotional and sob or keep you on the edge of the seat with its thriller Elements. The film tries to do both. But eventually comes out as unconvincing. Even some scenes which were depicted do not seem as real. The film lacks the conviction in its storytelling. There was a good arc forming up with the kid, but they ended it abruptly which left me disappointed and it shifts to a different plot, but you are still hooked to an earlier unfinished plot, making it a messy viewing experience.