Another step into the whimsical world of visionary Palestinian director Elia Suleiman, It Must Be Heaven (2019) is a semi-autobiographical journey across cities of the world in search of a sense of 'home'. Through absurd encounters and wry observations, Suleiman finds himself in scenarios both familiar and utterly alien to him, capturing a universal quest for meaning in a fractured world.

In his signature style of visual storytelling brimming with subtle irony, and a generous helping of deadpan humour, It Must Be Heaven is both a deeply personal and universally resonant exploration of belonging, displacement, and the absurdities of modern life.