On 30 July, in a coastal town in Morocco, Samia is waiting. On this day, nearly 20,000 prisoners are granted a royal pardon. Among them, perhaps, is a man she once knew.
On 30 July, in a coastal town in northern Morocco, the country celebrates Throne Day, marked in 2025 by an unprecedented royal pardon of nearly 20,000 prisoners. Samia, a woman in her thirties, spends the day alone. Among those released may be the man she once filed a complaint against, a figure without name or face. As the hours pass, her solitude deepens, and something within her begins to shift.
