Where To? (KINO)

Hassan is 55, Palestinian, and drives an Uber through Berlin nights that never seem to end. He picks up clubbers, drops them off, and goes home to a life that has shrunk around him — a daughter he no longer speaks to, a homeland he left thirty years ago and still cannot explain. Then a young Israeli tourist gets into his cab, and over the next two years keeps reappearing, each time a little more bruised. The movie doesn't milk this setup for confrontation; it stays in the car, watching two men who share a language and a geography of loss circle around what they cannot say. Ehab Salami carries the weight of that silence without ever reaching for a big scene, and Ido Tako gives the younger man a nervy, unguarded quality that makes the dynamic feel less like a parable and more like two people who happen to keep finding each other. Assaf Machnes shot it for the Berlinale Perspectives programme, and the 95-minute runtime is tight enough that the restraint never tips into stasis. Hebrew dialogue, English subtitles. Released in Hong Kong on 20 September 2026 under the KINO banner — check individual venue listings for session times.