Artist Meggy Rustamova Adeishvili talks about her new film Deda Ena that tells a polyphonic story of belonging, carefully constructed from intuitive encounters and conversations. Guided by the idea of learning, forgetting and relearning a language, the film contemplates the here and there or the liminal space of the diaspora living between two worlds. Central to the talk are questions related to migration and displacement and how these experiences are passed down the generations.