Exile

A Kurdish man living in Germany becomes convinced that a colleague is orchestrating a campaign to push him out of his job at a pharmaceutical company, though it remains unclear whether the persecution is real or a product of his own paranoia. As he grows increasingly obsessed with uncovering the truth, his fixation strains his relationship with his German partner and their children. The film examines themes of racism, belonging, and the psychological toll of feeling like a perpetual outsider in an adopted country.