Stories That Refuse to Be Forgotten ๐ต๐ธ๐ฅ Experience Who Is Still Alive at the Amman International Film Festival
Making its Jordanian Premiere, Who Is Still Alive is a powerful documentary that gives voice to nine Palestinian refugees from Gaza as they share their memories, losses, and hopes through deeply personal testimonies. Together, their stories create a moving portrait of resilience, identity, and the enduring human spirit.
Directed by Nicolas Wadimoff, this award-winning documentary is accompanied by a unique immersive video installation, offering audiences an even deeper connection to the stories beyond the screen.
Event Details
๐ Screening Date & Time:July 28, 2026โ9:00 PM
๐ Where: Royal Film Commission โ Multi-Purpose Room
๐ฌ Duration: 114 minutes
๐ Age Rating: 18+
๐๏ธ Admission: Free
What to Expect
๐ต๐ธ A Powerful Documentary on Gaza
Through the voices of nine refugees, the film explores memory, displacement, grief, and resilience, offering an intimate portrait of lives shaped by loss and hope.
๐ Award-Winning Cinema
Winner of the Cinema & Arts Award for Best Film at the Venice Film Festival and the Prix de Soleure at the Solothurn Film Festival, with additional recognition at the Cairo International Film Festival.
๐ฅ Jordanian Premiere
Be among the first audiences in Jordan to experience this acclaimed documentary during the Amman International Film Festival.
๐ผ๏ธ Special Video Installation: Still Alive
Alongside the documentary, visitors can experience Still Alive, an immersive video installation featuring previously unseen footage from the making of the film. Presented at Montage at the Royal Film Commission โ Jordan, the installation opens on July 27 at 8:30 PM and remains on view through July 30, daily from 6:00 PM until midnight.
๐๏ธ Booking Information
Admission is free, but seats are limited. If a screening reaches full capacity, standby waiting lines will be available for any last-minute seats. Early arrival is recommended.