A day in the life of a Palestinian cab driver in Los Angeles is portrayed in DRIVING TO ZIGZIGLAND, showcasing the social struggles of Arab immigrants in post-9/11 America. The film follows Bashar, who must make a living after being typecast for an Al Qaeda terrorist role in a film audition. With the utilities due and only 24 hours to pay the bill, Bashar faces a series of passengers who challenge him on various topics, including suicide bombers, George Bush, and the war in Iraq. As the day unfolds, Bashar must make a difficult choice between his family and the Department of Homeland Security.
Driving to Zigzigland
A Los Angeles cab driver navigates the complexities of his daily routine while grappling with the challenges of being an Arab immigrant in a society grappling with post-9/11 tensions.
