Lebanon / 2025 / Fiction, Experimental / 12’17”I2604864
A young girl returns to her village house to visit her grandmother, only to discover that both the home and the woman she once knew have changed. The vibrant warmth and liveliness of her childhood memories are gone, replaced by an aging grandmother who has lost her excitement for life. As the girl moves through the familiar spaces of the house, she struggles to reconcile the past with the present, finding it difficult to accept her grandmother’s state and the inevitable passage of time. What once felt like a place of comfort and belonging now exists only in memory, confronting her with the painful realization that childhood cannot be relived. Throughout the film, the girl grapples with this sense of loss, resisting the changes and holding on to fragments of what once was. But in the end, she begins to release her grip on the past, choosing instead to stop fighting the present. With quiet acceptance, she leaves the house and her grandmother behind, carrying the weight of her memories while returning to her own life to continue her journey forward.
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