India, Jan. 28 -- One knows a film is working when the characters from the story linger even after the film is over. In Tunisian director Amel Guellaty's charming road trip comedy Where the Wind Comes From, Alyssa and Mehdi are two terrific examples of the same kind. One has a perchance for creating trouble; the other's first instinct is to run away. Together, these two 20-year-olds are chaotic, hilarious and adamant about having a better life away from their homes. Will they succeed? That's everything you know to accompany these two on a delightful and breezy road trip in the south of Tunisia. (Also read: Sabar Bonda review: First-ever Marathi film at Sundance is a tender, deeply moving study of queer love in rural India)

Alyssa (Eya Be...