Insignificant detail

The “insignificant detail” begins in the summer of 1949, a year after the end of the war, which the Palestinians mourn as the NAKBU - the disaster, which entailed the expulsion of 700,000 people, and the Israelis are glorified as an independence war. Israeli soldiers capture and rape the Palestinian girl, then bury her in the sand. Nowadays, a young woman in Ramalla becomes obsessed with this “insignificant detail” of history and goes on a trip to find out the details of the incident.
penetrating the essence of the Palestinian experience of alienation, the “insignificant detail” speaks of war, violence, life in the conditions of occupation and attempts to think and act with dignity in the conditions of continuing lack of rights and erasing your experience