“Foragers” + “Women of Gaza”

Women of Gaza: Fidaa
directed by Khaled Tuaima (2026, Palestine, 11 min.), Polish premiere

The film follows the fate of Fidaa Abu Maryam, who uses storytelling as a form of psychological first aid. It gathers the testimonies of women in Gaza, transforming their voices into a living archive of feminist memory that defies erasure and allows one to regain a sense of self in the midst of destruction.

Women of Gaza: Hadeel
directed by Aisha Adli (2026, Palestine, 6 min.), Polish premiere

In displacement camps in central and southern Gaza, women spontaneously gather to share the experience of how genocide takes away their humanity and privacy, forcing them to restore their old rituals in order to regain a sense of their own body and dignity in the conditions of living in open tents.

Women of Gaza: Maha
directed by Moayed Abu Ammouneh (2026, Palestine, 4 min.), Polish premiere

The story of Maha Abu Ammouneh, a displaced mother who, in the midst of genocide, becomes a mother, teacher, doctor and shelter for her children at the same time. Through imagination and play, in the midst of ruins and out of nowhere, he creates a substitute for life for them, protecting them from fear and building a safer world.

Women of Gaza: Noor
directed by Shorouq Al-Aila (2026, Palestine, 7 min.), Polish premiere

The film follows the fate of Nour, a Palestinian journalist living in conditions of genocide, torn between reporting on the front lines of events and experiencing displacement. Living in a tent exposes the fragility of privacy, carnal and marriage, turning its everyday life into a silent struggle for dignity, one's own voice and humanity in the face of constant threat.

The films are part of the Gazawyat series — a series of short documentaries produced by Filmlab Palestine.