Vibrations from Gaza

Vibrations from Gaza delves into the lives of Deaf children in the coastal territory of Gaza, Palestine. Through the accounts of children like Amani, Musa, and Israa, the film offers a poignant view of their experiences under siege. The children convey how they perceive missile strikes through the vibrations in the air, the trembling ground, and the sounds of collapsing buildings.

The documentary raises important questions about the nature of the children's deafness, exploring whether it is inherent or a result of Israel's use of sonic weaponry, including sonic booms. This examination of their reality under constant threat provides a powerful narrative that highlights the intersection of disability and conflict.