Sirât

A multitude of people dances to the tune of electronic music in a rave in southern Morocco. A man and his son give flyers with the picture of a missing woman (their daughter and sister Mar) to the attendants of the dance party. A subgroup of ravers tell the man and the boy (Luis and Esteban) that another rave is taking place afterwards, deeper in the desert, and that the missing woman could be there. A group of soldiers dissolves the rave and order Europeans to be evacuated. The ravers (Stef, Jade, Tonin, Bigui, and Josh) escape from the convoy line in two vans, and Luis and Esteban follow them in their smaller van together with their dog Pipa. Radio reports that armed conflict between two countries has started. The ravers try to dissuade Luis and Esteban from following them, but they insist. Heading south to a location "close to Mauritania", the enlarged group shares mishaps and bonds closer, including Luis helping to pay for the ravers' fuel, Pipa falling ill (reportedly because of having eaten the ravers' feces contaminated by LSD), the group crossing a river with their vehicles, the group sharing food and fuel, and Tonin improvising a musical number using his leg stump to perform a sort of puppetry show. A radio broadcast reports that a World War III-like conflict is taking place. While crossing a mountain pass, one of the vans gets stuck in a rut. The group manages to free the vehicle, but Luis's compact van rolls backward off a cliff with Esteban and Pipa inside, killing them both.