Home Movie on Location

This autobiographical documentary questions the nature of family films and their role in shaping intimate memory sites. It examines how these films, often recreated in studios, influence the perception of personal places and experiences.

The film tackles themes of migration, emphasizing how both internal and external movements become inevitable in the context of changing socio-political landscapes. By addressing the complexities of identity and memory, it offers a nuanced perspective on the impact of film on personal history.