“In her first feature documentary film, Haunted (Maskoon), Syrian director Liwaa Yazji explores what it means to flee a war.<\/p>\n
Yazji meets friends and people previously unknown to her at their homes. Domiciles where they live now, or where they are yet to live. Spaces that have turned into a sought-after commodity.<\/p>\n
When the bombs arrive, their first instinct is to run away. Later, they remember that they didn’t turn back to capture their last memories of what they were leaving behind. They did not bid farewell to their homes, memories, photographs and identity of a life passed. Haunted is about the Syrian people\u2019s relationship with their homes during the war. What is a home \u2013 in a physical and in a metaphorical sense? And how, if one dare ask, do they feel when they are forced to leave?”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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