Director: Abod Nasser
Short | Animation | PS | Production

Synopsis:
When leaving Gaza becomes conditional on erasing every trace of your existence, a young woman is given the opportunity to evacuate to France, on the condition that she leaves all her personal belongings behind. A series of nightmares begins, blurring reality and memory. Realizing that her memories may be the only thing she can carry with her, she decides to transfer her entire archive into her mind, attempting to smuggle her memory across the border.

Abod Nasser Is a Palestinian visual artist and animator, born in Gaza in 2000 and currently based in Paris, where he is pursuing a Master’s degree at the École des Arts Décoratifs in the Cinema Department, specializing in animation. His practice moves between animation, visual art, and cinema, exploring themes of memory, survival, and the psychological transformations shaped by life in Gaza.

His films and visual works have been exhibited and screened in Palestine, France, and internationally, including at the Institut du Monde Arabe and Palais de Tokyo in Paris. He received the Best Comic Film Award from the French Institute in Gaza for Le Collecteur des Rêves, and has contributed to several film projects within their art departments, including Gaza Mon Amour and Once Upon a Time in Gaza.