Ibrahim Al Enzi

Night Courier (2023) tosses you right into the middle of Ibrahim Al Enzi’s chaotic nocturnal world, where the city never really sleeps—it just gets weirder after dark. The film tracks Ibrahim, a regular guy with a not-so-regular gig: delivering mysterious packages all across town at hours when most people are dreaming. The job sounds simple, but yeah, nothing ever is. Every delivery’s got its own little twist—shady clients, strange instructions, and secrets nobody wants to talk about. As Ibrahim zips through the city’s backstreets and neon-lit alleys, he starts picking up on the fact that there’s more going on than just some weird late-night errands. He’s basically getting dragged deeper into a mess of crime, double-crosses, and, honestly, a bunch of stuff he probably wishes he never saw. The clock’s ticking, and the line between what’s right and what’s just survival gets blurrier with every stop. You sense the anxiety building every time he’s got to knock on another door, not really knowing who—or what—will answer. Night Courier doesn’t just show the city at night; it lets you feel the tension, the loneliness, and the danger lurking in the shadows. Ibrahim’s journey turns into something way bigger than himself, and by the end, you’re left questioning who can really be trusted when the only thing lighting your way is a flickering streetlamp and a gut feeling that something’s off.