1. Children of Shatila (Dir. Jean Khalil Chamoun, 1998) A clip from the Palestinian film, Children of Shatila. In this scene, young Palestinian children located in a refugee camp in Lebanon, interview an elderly man about his personal experience as a displaced person, the Palestinian revolution, as well as future prospects regarding the liberation of Palestine. The children use a digital camcorder to film and interview the man, as he sits by the front door of his home. In Palestinian, as well as in Cypriot culture, it is commonplace to ask your elders questions about the history of your country. Undergoind conflict, war, and displacement, as the Palestinians did, Cypriots obtain a lot of their historical information on personal experiences or stories passed down intergenerationally. My film, which will centre around the daily lives and past experiences of the elders in my life (my grandmother and grandfather) will also utilise this mode of filmmaking, as I plan on having con...