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What is Perforated Memory about?
Tells the story of a group of exguerrillas (Fedayeen) who were active members in the Palestinian Revolution Movement during different stages of the struggle. Many wounded guerrillas reside today in Jordan where they have suffered from poverty, neglect and a certain "amnesia" amongst others regarding the sacrifices and heroism entailed in their contributions to the struggle. Sandra Madi's heartbreaking film shows that the journey from revered images of freedom fighters upholding a just cause, to those of dejected elderly men in worn clothing, perhaps physically or mentally disabled, seems short indeed. Perforated Memory asks how the political events and personal narratives contributing to collective memory have been deformed to arrive at this tragic forgetfulness. It blends documentary elements. The story is brought to life by director Sandra Madi. With a runtime of 1h 2m, it offers a concise viewing experience.