This documentary short, directed by Najwa Najjar, details the lives of the filmmaker's grandparents, Naim Azar and Wadee'a Aghabi, who suffered the consequences of the Nakba in 1948. It incorporates oral histories from their three daughters and other relatives to provide an intimate view of the couple's life in Jaffa before they faced expulsion. The film illustrates the enduring effects of displacement on their family, highlighting personal memories and stories that resonate deeply with the ongoing Palestinian struggle.
The film captures the haunting memories of Naim Azar and Wadee'a Aghabi, revealing how the Nakba profoundly altered their lives and those of their descendants.
Through the eyes of Naim and Wadee'a's daughters, the documentary brings to life personal stories of loss and resilience, shedding light on the enduring trauma of displacement.
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