TagsLebanese, change of life, change, nostalgia, attachment, memories, childhood home, lebanese film, Bayt El Omor, film, End of an era, inevitability, Home, sanctuary, outside world, Lebanese mother, window, refuge, shelter, wars, political instabilities, lebanon, economic, Environmental, social crises, emigrate, traditionalist, sentimental value, cast, crew, dramatic, Short film, family's struggle, mourning, loss, husband, Son, newly graduated engineer, cemetery, rural Lebanon, fractured wall, portraits, emotionally engaging events, Clash, revolutionary, melancholy, Lebanese widow, late husband, intergenerational conflict, identity, belonging, Tradition, Modernity, globalization, social change, resistance, Adaptation, resilience, nostalgic longing, homecoming, calamities, refugees, political unrest, war, history, Love, relationships, Healing, emotional depth, complex characters, atmosphere, tension, conflict resolution, ambiguity, symbolism, imagery, nature, human condition, culture clash, Self-Discovery, contemplation, redemption, transformation, empathy, diversity, inclusion, cross-cultural exchange, intersectionality, artistic expression, Independent Film, Widow, generation gap, traditionalism, collectivism, Arab, Middle Eastern, arab christian, Beirut, old home, Vintage, 2011
