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SUMMARY:Social Justice Cinema: "5 Broken Cameras"
DESCRIPTION:\nOn the eve of the visit and presentation of prominent Palestinian rights activist\, Iyad Burnat\, we screen the acclaimed 2011 documentary made by his brother\, “5 Broken Cameras.” Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature\, the film gives viewers a riveting\, ground-level perspective on the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and the nonviolent resistance movement against the settlements that began in 2005 in the West Bank village of Bil’in. Emad Burnat\, an olive farmer who quickly caught to the power of the camera as a documenter\, witness and protector\, captured seven years in the life of his village\, filming demonstrations\, arrests and killings\, while preserving the personal memories of his son Gabreel growing up amid the conflict and his wife Soriah holding the household together while imploring Burnat to stop filming. The five cameras he deploys\, all broken while filming confrontations with Israeli soldiers\, capture Burnat’s transformation to journalist and documentary filmmaker. Israeli activist and filmmaker Guy Davidi\, the co-director\, co-editor\, writer and co-producer of 5 Broken Cameras\, had spent a long period of time in Bil’in prior to meeting Burnat\, both making films and getting to know the residents there. He worked with Burnat to find and shape the story\, turning it into a personal tale of struggle and empowerment. \nEach Sunday night\, join us for volleyball and games on the lawn until sundown. At sundown\, settle down on blankets or outdoor chairs for a summer evening of social justice-themed film screenings you won’t easily find elsewhere. Topical documentaries and resistance narratives centered. Open to WFC guests and the surrounding community. \n\n
URL:https://worldfellowship.org/event/summer-social-justice-cinema-2-2026-07-05/
LOCATION:World Fellowship Center\, 368 Drake Hill Rd\, Albany\, NH\, 03818\, United States
CATEGORIES:Film Screening
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