Israel
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«Even if we can’t see the light in the tunnel, we still have to resist and fight for a better world»
HUMAN idff Oslo: Festival Director Ketil Magnussen discusses the 2023 festival programme, the role of the festival director, the controversy around Two Kids a Day, and balanced presentations in the face of war in Europe.
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Life is cheaper in the camp
ISRAEL: On average, two kids a day are arrested somewhere in the occupied territories.
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Frustrations of lost war
Falklands War: You can take the soldier out of a war, but not the war out of the soldier.
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South Lebanon as a lifelong trauma of silence
LEBANON: Young Norwegian soldiers sent to into Israel's 1978 invasion of Lebanon received little recognition for their work and PTSD from a conflict they didn't quite understand.
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A symbol of policy
ISRAEL: The story of the eastern side of Hebron, a microcosm of a conflict and a test site for control throughout the West Bank.
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On the murderer’s side
ABUSE: Three survivors of domestic violence who have murdered their abusers are given a chance to tell their stories.
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Coliving for a peaceful future
ISRAEL: The many children brought up in the unique environment where a group of Arabs and Jews decided to challenge everything they know about their nationalities and histories.
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A risky desert life
PALESTINE: In the southern West Bank, Bedouin drivers risk their lives smuggling illegal workers over the border.
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Seven decades of war photography
PHOTOGRAPHY: The pictures of Israeli photo reporter Micha Bar-Am reveal both an ability to turn photography into a refined visual language and represent a constant protagonist in a land without peace.