Al Sateh

Can one finish building a house they no longer belong to? After reuniting with his family in Ramle, the director puts himself on the scene and navigates this question with no intent of answe... Read allCan one finish building a house they no longer belong to? After reuniting with his family in Ramle, the director puts himself on the scene and navigates this question with no intent of answering it. Instead, he begins to fill the holes in the walls with the fabric of everyday lif... Read allCan one finish building a house they no longer belong to? After reuniting with his family in Ramle, the director puts himself on the scene and navigates this question with no intent of answering it. Instead, he begins to fill the holes in the walls with the fabric of everyday life and the melancholic contemplation of external and internal ruins. A film that stitches t... Read all