Half Moon

Mamo, an esteemed Kurdish musician from Iran, is determined to hold one last concert in Iraqi Kurdistan. After months of bureaucratic hurdles and gathering his ten sons, he embarks on a challenging journey aboard a dilapidated bus, all while ignoring ominous visions of his demise during a half moon. Their trek takes an unexpected turn when they stop in a village to pick up Hesho, a talented female singer. Her presence complicates matters, as Iranian women are prohibited from singing publicly, but Mamo remains resolute, undeterred by the antics of their eccentric bus driver.