Ghost Hunting is a 2017 Arabic-language Documentary film written and directed by Raed Andoni and produced by Palmyre Badinier. Ghost hunting features Ramzi Maqdisi, Mohammed Khattab, Wafa Mari, Atef Al-akhras, Bashar Hassuneh, Wadee Hanani and Yazeed Faruja. Cinematography was done by Camille Cottagnoud and editing by Gladys Joujou. The movie has a running time of 94 minutes. It was released on 13th October 2021. Distribution rights for the film were acquired by Urban Sales. Director Raed Andoni places a newspaper advertisement in Ramallah. He is looking for former inmates of the Moskobiya interrogation centre in Jerusalem. In his ad he asks that the men should also have experience as craftsmen, architects or actors. After a casting process that almost feels like role play, he arranges for a replica of the centre's interrogation rooms and cells to be built to scale inside a hall - under close supervision from the former inmates and based on their memories. In this realistic setting the men subsequently re-enact their interrogations, discuss details about the prison, and express the humiliation they experienced during their detention. Using techniques that are reminiscent of the so-called 'theatre of the oppressed' they work together to dramatise their real-life experiences. Their reconstruction brings long repressed emotions and undealt with trauma to the fore. Working on the film takes its toll on the men - both physically and mentally. The director also appears in front of the camera; not only is he creating a stage for his protagonists, he is also coming to terms with his own fragmented memories of imprisonment in Moskobiya thirty years previously.