Leaving her village to pursue her dream of becoming an actress, Hiam Abbass (Succession) left behind her mother, grandmother, and seven sisters. Thirty years later, her daughter and director Lina returns with her on a journey through the vanished places scattered across the memories of four generations of brave Palestinian women. This poetic and intimate film transcends the boundaries of their family home to examine grief, identity, and the energy that drives us to find ourselves. The director delicately weaves her own family stories passed down through four generations, foregrounding the healing power of storytelling, while the tragic history of Palestine echoes in the background. It is a tender yet resilient film about women and the places that shaped them, a film navigating through anxiety and longing to forgiveness and reconciliation. Without hatred, but not without smoldering anger, the film critically examines statelessness and confronts the rupture and trauma of exile.