Israel
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Shin bet top guns
Director Moreh lets unrepentant and ruthless pensioners reminisce about the decades-long intelligence wars fought against Palestinians. These voices matter.
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The image is a recurring one. Again and again we are witnesses to it
The unloading of yet another truckload of garbage. The metal machine opens and out comes a truckload of plastic bottles, rotten vegetables, household waste, old scrap metal and other objects typically found in a pile of garbage.
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TEL AVIV 2012: Reconciliation?
What can a film festival in Tel Aviv teach us about the conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians?
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To film is also to intervene
Emad gets five cameras smashed, but he keeps on filming and gives us a rewarding insight into Palestine-Israel relations.
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EYAL SIVAN: A common state solution
The Israeli filmmaker, Eyal Sivan, prefers to make films about perpetrators, rather than victims. In his most recent film, Common State, he advocates a one-state solution for Israel. DOX met him in Thessaloniki.
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EYAL SIVAN: We Need a New Oslo Agreement
Eyal Sivan prefers to make documentaries about the perpetrator rather than the victim. His latest film, Common State, advocates a one-state solution in Israel. Truls Lie met Sivan in Tessaloniki.
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IDO HARR: A big live wound
Today more Israeli filmmakers search for different approaches to familiar subjects, Ido Harr explains.
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Middle-East: (Re)Framing Palestinians
Two films express hope for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In Budrus, the Palestinians also get support from sympathetic Israelis protesting against the Israeli military forces.
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IDFA 2010: Multiple times in documentaries
Three documentaries show that history can be understood in terms of time periods of different duration: A single event such as an airship trip in 1929, a long running campaign to distort Palestinian history, or the memories of a father connected to world events.