Stories & Media / Ongoing published series
Literary Reimaginings
Major Palestinian novels interpreted as bilingual cinematic stories without flattening their emotional logic.

The works themselves
Returning to Haifa. Men in the Sun.
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Returning to Haifa
Based on the novel by Ghassan Kanafani
A bilingual short-form reinterpretation built around return, estrangement, and the unresolved emotional geometry of home, memory, and loss.
Arabic edition
English edition
Men in the Sun
Based on the novel by Ghassan Kanafani
A bilingual literary reinterpretation shaped through compressed cinematic pacing, memory-heavy atmosphere, and an anime-inflected visual language.
English edition
Arabic edition
The premise
What needed form?
Adapt significant literature into short visual form without turning it into plot summary or losing memory, atmosphere, and pressure.
The approach
Decisions that made the work cohere
- Built each edition around a governing emotional image rather than a scene checklist.
- Developed Arabic and English editions as related editorial objects, not literal duplicates.
Public artifacts
See what was designed and released.
Selected material showing decisions and outputs without crossing privacy boundaries.


Deliverables
- Bilingual visual editions, posters, short-form releases, and series identity
Verified result
A growing public series beginning with Men in the Sun and Returning to Haifa.
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