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  • Vulture

    Vulture

    JOURNALISM: A savage novel punctures war correspondent hero myths, exposing careerism, entitlement, and the fixer who does the real work.

  • The changing mindset among young American Jews

    The changing mindset among young American Jews

    ISRAEL: Exploring the shift in American Jewish support for Israel through personal journeys of disillusionment and activism.

  • Death – more or less real

    Death – more or less real

    REALITY: We perceive reality very differently. So let me suggest three areas where reality is real, strong and direct for all of us. But also about what a newly translated book by Pier Paolo Pasolini says about film's contact with reality.

  • Time of the wolves

    Time of the wolves

    BEIRUT: Through its unflinching portrayal of the residents' daily hardships, In the Shadow of Beirut sheds light on the pervasive poverty, limited access to resources, and the dire need for basic living conditions in this densely crowded corner of the Middle East.

  • Coliving for a peaceful future

    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.

  • The crossing of a 200 meter abyss

    The crossing of a 200 meter abyss

    PALESTINE: Minutes turn to hours when separated by occupation.

  • Manual for military occupation

    Manual for military occupation

    ISRAEL: An insight into how a foreign occupation works and the logic behind it.

  • Children of the Intifada

    Children of the Intifada

    CONFLICT: At the time this film was made there were over four hundred children under the age of sixteen held in Israeli prisons, an alarming fact - as is the recognition someone is engaging them to become front-line warriors.

  • Small fragments of beauty

    Small fragments of beauty

    «I was born by the sea, I will stay by the sea, and I will be buried by the sea!» 14 year old Ahmad Jamal al Aqraa utters.

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