1948

Year: 1998

Runtime: 54 mins

Language: Arabic

Documentary

The documentary records the memories of Palestinian elders, many of whom are veterans of the 1948 expulsions, as they recount the hardships of refugee life. Their personal testimonies are woven together with verses by Mahmoud Darwish, creating a lyrical portrait of loss, displacement and the enduring resilience of a community.

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