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After the destruction of the Palestinian village of Ma’loul in 1948 and the forced displacement of its inhabitants, the site remains uninhabited. Each year, former residents are allowed to return for a single day, gathering among the ruins to share memories, recount the village’s past, and introduce younger generations to a place they cannot permanently inhabit, sustaining collective history through ritual return and testimony.
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00:00How did you do this?
00:01What did you do?
00:03We came to the cinema once again.
00:05We'll have a chance to remember the times
00:09that the people who were working with us.
00:16We came to the cinema every year.
00:20We were here.
00:22We were here.
00:22We were here.
00:24We were here.
00:25We were here.
00:27We were here.
00:28We were here.
00:29We got in the village.
00:31We were here.
00:34We were here.
00:34We are here.
00:38It's impossible.
00:40A lot of people already knew it.
00:41And finally,
00:42we got here.
00:46and we will be able to feed our food and feed our food.
00:48Today, no one knows how to feed our food or feed our food.

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