This experimental video examines war trauma as a persistent psychological condition rather than a closed past, focusing on women’s lived experiences of displacement and loss. Through intersecting testimonies, fragmented images, and immersive soundscapes, the work approaches trauma as an inherited and ongoing state that resists silence. By foregrounding mental suffering as both intimate and political, the film challenges the erasure of women’s pain and insists on the necessity of naming, listening, and care as acts of survival.
Based on the text by Yara Abdo: War Never Leaves Me... Nor Do the Memories
