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Sabra Shatila Commemoration Week:
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From Monday to Thursday, films starts at 12 noon and on
Friday, films starts at 11:30am. This will followed by Q
& A with MSRI Executive Director, Lia Syed |
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Screening |
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15 Sept. 2008
Children of Shatila
Fifty years after the
dispossession of their grandparents from Palestine, the children of
Shatila camp struggle to come to terms with the realities of growing up
in a refugee camp that has experienced massacre, siege and starvation.
Through the eyes of Issa and Farah, the film explores the creative
process which enables these children to survive the overwhelming
difficulties of their everyday lives.
Directed by Mai Masri, 50mins
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16 Sept. 2008
Frontiers of Dreams and Fears
From Shatila camp in
Lebanon to Dheisha camp in Palestine, Frontiers of Dreams and Fears is
the story of two Palestinian refugee girls and their extraordinary
journey to the borders of exile separating them from their homeland and
from each other.
Directed by Mai Masri, 56 mins
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17 Sept. 2008
33 Days
Filmed
during the massive Israeli attack on Lebanon in 2006, 33 Days chronicles
the lives of four young people working in theatre, media and emergency
relief. Through their creativity and commitment, the film tells untold
stories that forever marked the lives of those who survived that fateful
summer in Beirut.
Directed by Mai Masri, 70 mins
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18 Sept. 2008
Wildflowers: Women of South Lebanon
A story of a woman,
Khadijeh from South Lebanon who was imprisoned and tortured during the
1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon. Through Khadijah and the women in the
surrounding villages, the film tells the story of the resistance of the
women of south Lebanon.
Directed by Mai Masri, 70 mins
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19 Sept. 2008
Beirut Diaries: Truth, Lies and Videos
Through the story of a
young woman from Beirut and the turbulent experiences, dreams and
disillusions of her young friends, the film explores the critical
transformations and crucial questions facing Lebanon at this turning
point in its history.
Directed by Mai Masri, 80 mins
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