Malta, a tiny archipelago in the heart of the Mediterranean, bears the traces of all those who crossed it, conquered it, inhabited it… or left it. In its cemeteries, its churches, and its old towns with slippery sidewalks, migrant memories emerge, carried by a language of Arabic origin that still resonates.
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Mathilde CaponeMathilde Capone lives and works in Montreal / Tiohtià:ke. Filmmaker, self-employed, and popular education instructor, they seek to shape other possibilities by giving voice to marginalized communities and creating education and emancipation tools. A feminist, anti-colonialist, lesbian, and queer activist, passionate about research, they are involved in thought-provoking collective initiatives.