Palestinian Film Showing this Saturday
Pally Stein | 27.01.2005 16:58 | Cambridge
Saturday 29th January
Centre at St Paul’s, Hills Road Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE PALESTINE SOLIDARITY CAMPAIGN and CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PALESTINE SOCIETY
present
ROUTE 181: FRAGMENTS OF A JOURNEY IN PALESTINE - ISRAEL
Each showing £3, or £5 for both.
Special Guest: Omar Al Qattan, Sindibad Films
Centre at St Paul’s, Hills Road Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE PALESTINE SOLIDARITY CAMPAIGN and CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PALESTINE SOCIETY
present
ROUTE 181: FRAGMENTS OF A JOURNEY IN PALESTINE - ISRAEL
Each showing £3, or £5 for both.
Special Guest: Omar Al Qattan, Sindibad Films
Part 1: 2.30pm
Part 2: 7 pm
Discussion to follow at 9 pm
Light refreshments
A documentary by film makers Eyan Sivan (Israeli) and Michel Khleifi (Palestinian) – interviews with Israelis and Palestinians about the complexity of life for the people who live along the line of a border that never existed – that of UN Resolution 181.
“The film makes the conflicting parties perceptible to each other and to us.”
Suddeutsche Zeitung
“After [seeing the film], spectators will realise that the Israeli-Palestinian problem will not be resolved from above nor by using force. The solution…..has to do with a reconciliation of two societies, a reconciliation that needs to take place close to two societies, a reconciliation that needs to take place close to home, on the ground. It needs to happen urgently…” Le Nouvel Observateur.
Cambridge Solidarity Campaign, PO Box c/o Arjuna, 12 Mill Road, CB1 2AD
Part 2: 7 pm
Discussion to follow at 9 pm
Light refreshments
A documentary by film makers Eyan Sivan (Israeli) and Michel Khleifi (Palestinian) – interviews with Israelis and Palestinians about the complexity of life for the people who live along the line of a border that never existed – that of UN Resolution 181.
“The film makes the conflicting parties perceptible to each other and to us.”
Suddeutsche Zeitung
“After [seeing the film], spectators will realise that the Israeli-Palestinian problem will not be resolved from above nor by using force. The solution…..has to do with a reconciliation of two societies, a reconciliation that needs to take place close to two societies, a reconciliation that needs to take place close to home, on the ground. It needs to happen urgently…” Le Nouvel Observateur.
Cambridge Solidarity Campaign, PO Box c/o Arjuna, 12 Mill Road, CB1 2AD
Pally Stein
e-mail:
campalsoc@yahoo.co.uk
