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| CONTENT |
Zuhaira Sabbagh, an Arab woman with an Israeli passport,
runs a youth group in Nazareth during her free time. Armed
with photographic equipment, the group goes looking for
the ruins of Arab villages destroyed by the Israeli army
in 1948. The photographic investigations are the way these
youth have chosen to peacefully resist Jewish attempts
to impose their version of history and obliterate all
traces of the Arab population that once lived in these
villages. The peaceful exploration of this youth group
is met with strong opposition from the Israeli inhabitants
of these villages. During her investigations Zuhaira Sabbagh
runs into Swiss doctor Hans Bernath and his wife Madeleine,
who have been in Israel for 50 years as delegates of the
International Red Cross, living through the most important
phases of the Middle East conflict at first hand.
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| SCREENINGS |
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| TECHNICAL
INFO |
Runtime: 97 Min.
Format: 35mm, colour (also
available as Digital Betacam and Beta SP)
Language: Arabic, English,
Hebrew, Swiss German, French; German / French, English,
Arabic subtitles
Year of production: 2000
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| TEAM |
Director: Patrick Bürge
Executing director: Max Fahrni
Camera: Steff Bossert, Patrick
Bürge
Cut: Thomas Bachmann
Sound: Zone 33, Rolf Büttikofer
Graphic design: regardez!
Bart
Wasem
Music: Rim Banna, Mustafa
al-Kurd, Marwan Abado |
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