Jérusalem

Written and directed by Ismaël Saidi. Cast: Ines Weill-Richant, alternating with Fiona Lévy and Ismaël Saidi. Running time: 1h10. Shahid must leave his home in Jerusalem.

The court has ruled that the keys are to go to Delphine Lachance, who has just arrived from Montreal and is the only recognised owner. It is a brutal decision that seals their encounter under the sign of rejection and anger.

But on this day of a solar eclipse, an inexplicable phenomenon disrupts their confrontation. The souls of their two ancestors resurface, drawing them into a dizzying journey through time and space.

Possessed by these forgotten lives, Shahid and Delphine travel through the eras, from the Warsaw ghetto to the Arab-Israeli wars, from the Shoah to the Nakba.

Through these fragments of History, they uncover buried pain, forced exiles, broken hopes, and the invisible bonds that connect them across borders and generations.

A poignant story where the intimate meets the universal, where History shapes destinies, and where reconciliation emerges, fragile but possible...