Here, in Jenin Refugee Camp, time does not flow; it stalls, corrodes, erupts. In this single square kilometre, daily life is never left intact - its cycles fractured by invasions, surveillance, drones and rockets. Moments shattered, the fragments collated, then forced into their own jagged rhythm.

 

Our images emerge not as documentation, but resonance. Sound and music are not ornaments, but extensions of a state - confusion, searching, alarm. Behind it all, the camp hums steadily, refusing to stay silent.

 

What appears on screen is not just what the camera captures, but what lingers beneath the skin. What exists in the charged space between seeing and feeling.

 

These images do not narrate; they contemplate. They do not explain; they ask. Summoning you into the role of Witness.

 

 

Visual Artist, Composer and Editor - Khalil Al Batran

 

Director - Ahmed Tobasi

 

Artistic Consultant - Zoe Lafferty

 

Produced by Artists On The Frontline