A House in Jerusalem

2022 | narrative drama | 104 min
by Muayad Alayan
SUMMARY

Young Rebecca is forced to move with her father from the UK to Jerusalem, in the hopes that a new beginning can help her heal from her mother’s sudden death. Soon after settling into an old house in a neighborhood known as the Valley of the Ghosts, a series of mysterious events begin and Rebecca is blamed. Diving deep into the mystery of the house and the mystical city of Jerusalem, Rebecca sets out on an enigmatic journey to discover what hides in the shadows of the house.

 

Copresented by Jewish Voice for Peace Boston and Boston Underground Film Festival

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