When Shaima Al-Tamimi’s paternal grandfather migrated from Yemen to Zanzibar half a century ago to find work , little did he know that migration would continue as a pattern for later generations of his family. Having lived through a deadly revolution in the early ‘60s powered by British colonialism, he fled back to Yemen with members of his family including Shaima’s father. Fifty-five years and five countries later, Shaima has settled in Qatar after being raised in the United Arab Emirates. She is a member of a generation of Yemenis who have grown up confused, marginalized, and deprived of opportunities to thrive due to the limitations of being a Yemeni passport–holder living outside their homeland. Don’t Get Too Comfortable fuses archival images, found footage, parallax animation, and sound design to create a multimedia letter to the director’s paternal grandfather, reflecting on the migration and resettlement of her family following his death over fifty years ago. Family photos, images of archival materials, and self portraits by the director place the viewer in between time and space, calling attention to the collective feeling of statelessness and sense of being felt by Yemeni migrants and their descents.