It the evening, after T and I had returned home and settled down to relax, J remembered that my brother and sister-in-law had planned to visit T, and that we had planned to see a Best of SIFF film. We scrambled to get ready, accomplished out preparations quickly enough, and headed for the Uptown. Parking in the SIFF lot was easy.
The film itself, In Syria, was amazingly suspenseful, and took place entirely within the main characters' apartment, plus (briefly) some space within the view outside their window. The sounds of war waxed and waned outside, through the course of the day. The acting was excellent throughout. I read that everyone in the small cast had lived in a war-torn country. The film was excellent, and deserved inclusion in the "Best of SIFF" series.