Summary
A film documents the story of Mohammed Dahman, a Palestinian who spent nearly 20 years in Israeli jails, and his efforts to rebuild his relationship with his daughter, Mai. Mohammed now lives in Norway and hopes to use old letters he sent from prison to mend their strained relationship, as both reflect on the impact of his absence and political activism.
Key Facts
- Mohammed Dahman is a Palestinian from Gaza who served nearly 20 years in Israeli jails.
- After his prison time, he moved to Norway, leaving his daughter, Mai, to grow up without him.
- The film shows Mohammed's struggles with his past and his efforts to reconnect with Mai.
- Mohammed collects old prison letters he had sent home, hoping they will help heal their relationship.
- Mai reflects on her childhood without her father and the resentment she feels.
- The film captures their journey of reconciliation through shared readings of the letters.
- It highlights themes of political struggle, family bonds, and personal sacrifice.
