The Time that Remains

This is a semi-biographical film that examines the creation of the State of Israel since 1948 to the present. It does it with an intimate tone. It is divided into four historical episodes that revolve around a single family. It is inspired by the diaries of the director's father, when he was a fighter in the resistance. He also drinks from the director's mother's letters to relatives who were forced to leave the country due to the conflict. All the above is mixed with the memories of both parents and with the director's own, the film tries to portray the day to day of all those Palestinians who remained in their native country at the cost of being labeled and classified as "Arab-Israeli", becoming a minority in their own country.