This experimental video explores the afterlife of war through the consciousness of a post-war generation in Lebanon. It operates in the unstable space between memory and hallucination, where violence is not remembered directly but inherited, felt, and imagined. Reactivated archival fragments carrying both trace and ghost are manipulated and fractured to form a sensorial landscape in which empathy becomes a form of haunting. Through voice, image, and sound, the work questions how trauma continues to inhabit bodies and places long after war has ceased.
Based on the text by Elissa Biagini: At the End, it was not all Inside of my Mind
