Palestinian refugees in Leb. since 1948 meet their families
This is the story of two Palestinian refugee girls whose grandparents were forced to flee from their homes in Palestine in 1948:Award-winning Palestinian filmmaker Mai Masri's work traces the delicate friendship that evolves between two Palestinian girls: ... Mona, a resident of the economically marginalized Beirut refugee camp and Manar, an occupant of Bethlehem's Al-Dheisha camp under Israeli control. The two girls begin and continue their relationship through letters until they are finally given the opportunity to meet at the border during the Israeli withdrawal from South Lebanon. When the intifada suddenly erupts around them, both girls face heart-breaking changes in their lives.

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The Frontiers Of Dreams & Fears
A movie by Mai Masri

This clip is taken from that film (in case you want to look it up); it's about refugees in Lebanon meeting with their families and relatives from occupied Palestine after the liberation of the South in Lebanon
They are meeting at the borders where the fences are created by the Israelis between the borders of Lebanon and Palestine.

I couldn't upload the whole movie for many reasons one of them is size, but I'll try to cut some of it
I can't talk about why and what this movie is about. You see for your self and judge how shattered families are, and how it feels to see someone you love on the other side and you can't even hug them, while you know that none of you had done anything to deserve such a treatment except that u'r Palestinian.

Sorry for the delay between audio ad video, but it's the only version i have.