Synopsis
Does memory prevent the occurrence of violence?
Like a visual elegy, My Memory Is Full of Ghosts explores a reality caught between past, present and future in Homs, Syria. Behind the self-portrait of a population in search of normality, emerge memories of the city, haunted by destruction and loss. A deeply moving film, a painful echo of the absurdity of war and the strength of human beings.
In the presence of the producer, Kamel Awad
Press
“Piercing Portrait of a Frayed Syria” – High On Films
Festivals
Selected for more than 10 festivals among others:
– Visions du Réel / World, Nyon, Switzerland (Winner)
– FICPBA, Argentine (Winner)
– Syrian Doc Days 2024 Denmark (Winner)
– Elgouna film festival Egypt (Winner)
– Karama film Festival jordan (Winner)
Director's Biography
A Palestinian filmmaker, editor, and independent producer, he resides in Syria. He graduated in interior design in 2009, attended several film training programs, and participated in the Beirut Talent Program in 2022.
He directed the short film “An Ordinary Day” in 2020, followed by the documentary “Summer, City, and a Camera” in 2022. Both films were selected for numerous festivals and won several awards. In 2024, his first feature-length documentary, “My Memory is Full of Ghosts,” premiered at the 55th Visions du Réel festival.
He also worked as a producer during the development of the documentary “House Number 7.” He is currently developing his short film “A Man Who Lived after the Battle” and producing “On the Edge of…”.
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