Against the Walls of Silence: It all started with a rumor. When Tomer Gardi learns that the new museum in his kibbutz is said to have been built with the stones of a Palestinian village destroyed in 1948, he can hardly believe it at first. How can it be that no one knows about it, that no one talks about it? Who lived there in Hunin? Where are these people and their descendants today? And how could their fate be so thoroughly suppressed? Tomer Gardi seeks answers. He combs through Israeli archives and confronts the people in the kibbutz. Consciously, he runs against the walls of collective silence and forgetfulness, documenting his research and impressions. What emerges is a unique form of approaching history, a play with the boundaries between essay, reportage, and prose - and a powerful testament to civil disobedience.