Moderated by Sara Hejazi
Moving, relocating, migrating: the journey from one place to another is not the same for everyone. It depends on where you start, where you are headed, the color of your skin, your gender, your age, and what passport you hold. Those who emigrate not only change their own lives but also the lives they intertwine with in the destination countries, which may barricade themselves or open up, reorganize or become rigid. The variables of encounter, clash, and negotiation are numerous.
Then there are the new generations, who have never moved, yet seem "foreign" and almost have to "justify" their presence in the place where they were born and raised.
This is a dialogue through the facets of migratory processes, particularly those involving women: the lights and shadows of encounters with the other, the dualities of life, and the balance between the origin reality and the reality of everyday life
