Amira Mujica

Two girls meet by chance in a gas station bathroom late at night. They walk through the city and after long conversations under the spotlights, they find in each other a connection that may go beyond a coincidence.

A recurring dream surrounding my childhood home. An image of the sea appears as it is painted. A child films and clears away everything that blocks their view. What fragments of my childhood do I recognize among the dreams of other children?

The pomegranate, both fruit and explosive (grenade), becomes a double symbol of life and threat in Palestine. From this counterpoint, the short recovers footage from the territory to explore how violence penetrates everyday life, especially for children.