July 1948, Palestine — a fragile UN truce unravels as Zionist forces close in on Ramla — the final prize in Ben-Gurion’s land grab. Resistance leader Mahmoud Alkoor and his pregnant wife Hana face an impossible choice: defend their homeland or flee.

1948 is a sweeping, emotionally charged portrait of a family torn apart by war, anchored in love and resilience. It is both a deeply personal story and a larger reckoning with a historical injustice whose consequences still echo today.