In Caravan, Czech filmmaker Zuzana Kirchnerová-Špidlová delivers a quietly powerful portrait of motherhood, fatigue, and freedom. Ester, a 45-year-old woman, has devoted her life to caring for her intellectually disabled son, David. When a friend invites them on a short trip to Italy, Ester seizes the rare chance to escape her monotonous routine. What begins as a brief getaway turns into an unexpected journey when a caravan moves through the night, carrying Ester, David, and a young woman named Zuza toward an uncertain future.Blending realism with poetic intimacy, Caravan captures the fragile balance between love and exhaustion, duty and desire. With tender cinematography and understated performances, the film traces the emotional geography of a woman reclaiming her sense of self amid the weight of care and the vastness of the open road.