31 Hours

A mother's instinct drives her to seek her son Jonas, who is in a precarious situation in a New York safe house, contemplating a violent act linked to his recent conversion to Islam. As he grapples with his choices, his absence triggers a ripple effect in the lives of those who care for him, including his girlfriend Vic. The narrative explores the complex relationships between parents and their children, highlighting themes of connection and disconnection across cultural divides, particularly between the U.S. and the Middle East.