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SUMMARY:04/09- [UK] Bristol Palestine Film Festival 2018 (film)
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:\n\nBRISTOL PALESTINE FILM FESTIVAL 2018\nCelebrating Palestinian Film, Art
 s and Culture\n\n04/09 Dicembre 2018\n\n2018 PROGRAMME ANNOUNCED\n\nNow in 
 its eighth year, the Bristol Palestine Film Festival is back this December 
 with an amazing range of fictional features, documentaries and short films.
  \n\nSurprising, moving, tragic or funny, these films bring audiences new a
 nd unexpected insights into the lives of ordinary people living in extraord
 inary circumstances, and have been chosen to provoke deep thought and discu
 ssion. We are delighted to welcome guest filmmakers and commentators who ad
 d contextual depth to the programme, including: Ramallah-based director, Mu
 ayad Alayan; co-founder of Medical Aid for Palestinians, Dr Swee Ang; and i
 nternationally renowned playwright, David Hare. \n\nDon't miss out on a wee
 k of a wonderful variety of Palestinian films at venues across Bristol. Kee
 p reading to find out more, or visit the BPFF website.\nhttps://bristolpff.
 org.uk/?mc_cid=a1a86b28c3&mc_eid=0d90af2b79\n\n----------------------------
 \nGaza Surf Club\nTuesday 4th December – The Palestine Museum\n \nGaza Surf
  Club is a documentary showing at Bristol's Palestine Museum at 7.30pm on T
 uesday 3rd December. In this ravishing film we meet the surfers of Gaza, a 
 group of young men and women who find their freedom in the waves of the Med
 iterranean, away from the depressing reality of living under blockade in “t
 he world’s biggest open air prison”. The museum cafe will be open prior to 
 the screening serving authentic vegetarian Palestinian food.\nTicket will b
 e available on the door, £5 standard and £3 concession.\n\n------------\nNa
 ila and the Uprising \nWednesday 5th December – The Palestine Museum\n\nThe
  second film of the festival is a documentary showing at the Palestine Muse
 um at 7.30pm on Wednesday 5th December. When a nationwide uprising breaks o
 ut in 1987 in Gaza, Naila Ayesh must make a choice between love, family and
  freedom. Undaunted, she embraces all three, joining the vibrant, nonviolen
 t mobilisation of the First Intifada. \nTicket will be available on the doo
 r, £6 standard and £3 concession.\n\n------------ \nIn Between\nWednesday 5
 th December – Windmill pub\n\nIn Between, will be shown at The Windmill pub
  in Bedminster at 7.30pm on Wednesday 5th December. This empowering film fo
 llows the lives of three strong Palestinian women in Tel Aviv, aspiring to 
 lead independent lives, away from their families whilst 'in-between' the re
 strictions imposed on them by their country. \n\nThis event is free but don
 ations welcomed. To reserve your seat email: Questo indirizzo email è prote
 tto dagli spambots. È necessario abilitare JavaScript per vederlo.
 //
 \n\
 n------------\nWall\nThursday 6th December – Watershed\n\nOn Thursday 6th D
 ecember at 6.30pm, the star of Wall, two-time Oscar nominee, David Hare, jo
 ins us for a screening and Q&A at Watershed. The film is an animated docume
 ntary, exploring the impact that the wall separating Israel and the Occupie
 d Palestinian Territories has had on the people in the region. Rich with rh
 ythmic, raw imagery, the film is framed by Hare’s journey, as both his hear
 t and mind are shaken by the incongruities and contradictions of life in th
 e shadow of the wall.\n£10 full / £8 conc / £5 for 24 & under\n\n----------
 --\nThe Reports on Sarah and Saleem\nFriday 7 December – Watershed \n\nThen
  at 8.30pm on Friday 7th December at Watershed, a film following Sarah, an 
 Israeli who runs a café in West Jerusalem, and Saleem, a Palestinian from E
 ast Jerusalem who works as a deliveryman. Despite being worlds apart, Sarah
  and Saleem risk everything as they embark on an illicit affair that could 
 tear apart their unsuspecting respective families. Following the screening,
  there will be a Q&A with the Director, Muayad Alayan.\n£10 full / £8 conc 
 / £5 for 24 & under\n\n------------\nTeam Gaza\nFriday 7th December – The C
 ube\n\nTeam Gaza, showing at 8pm on Friday 7th December at The Cube, is a d
 ocumentary following the lives of four young people united by football, dar
 ing to dream of a better future in Gaza. Their football team is the only pl
 ace where they can forget about everything. Outside of the football pitch, 
 they pray and they fight for a better future, despite the hardships in war-
 torn Gaza.\n£5 full / £4 conc\n\n------------\nNew Palestinian Shorts\nSatu
 rday 8th December – Palestine Museum \n\nOn Saturday 8th December at 2pm, T
 he Palestine Museum is screening a curated collection of some of the best s
 hort films to emerge from Palestine this year including drama, documentary 
 and animation. Delicious, vegetarian Palestinian food will be available to 
 purchase from the museum cafe.\nTicket will be available on the door, £6 st
 andard and £3 concession. \n\n------------\nThe Insult\nSaturday 8th Decemb
 er – Watershed\n\nWatershed will be screening Oscar-nominated, The Insult o
 n Saturday 8th December at 5.30pm. In today’s Beirut, an insult blown out o
 f proportions finds Toni, a Lebanese Christian, and Yasser, a Palestinian r
 efugee, facing off in court, as all around the case threatens a social expl
 osion in divided Lebanon. \n£10 full / £8 conc / £5 for 24 & under\n\nThere
  will be a second screening of The Insult on Sunday 9th December at 7:30 at
  Curzon Cinema and Arts in Clevedon.  \n£7.80 full / £6.20 conc / £5.50 und
 er 25\n\n------------\nWajib\nSaturday 8th December – The Cube\n\nThe Cube,
  will be screening Wajib at 8pm on Saturday 8th December. Wajib follows Sha
 di as he returns to Nazareth for his sister’s wedding and despite a straine
 d relationship, agrees to help his father hand-deliver the invitations to e
 ach guest, as per local Palestinian custom. The film will be followed by a 
 pre-recorded Q&A with the Director, Annemarie Jacir. This beautifully obser
 ved comedy drama about the simmering tension between father and son has won
  multiple awards.\n£5 full / £4 conc\n\n------------\nKilling Gaza \nSunday
  9th December – Watershed \n\nKilling Gaza, screening at 2.40pm on Sunday 9
 th December at Watershed is a documentary on Israel’s 2014 assault on Gaza.
  Independent journalists, Max Blumenthal and Dan Cohen, turned a camera ont
 o the survivors to let them speak for themselves and tell their acts of cre
 ative resistance. After the film there will be a talk by Dr Swee Ang, co-fo
 under of the charity Medical Aid for Palestinians.\n£8 full / £5 conc\n\n--
 ----------\nWhat Walaa Wants\nSunday 9th December – Watershed\n\nWhat Walaa
  Wants is a documentary screening at 5.40pm at Watershed on Sunday 9th Dece
 mber. Raised in a West Bank refugee camp while her mother was in prison, Wa
 laa is determined to be a policewoman on the Palestinian Security Forces. T
 his intimate documentary follows Walaa from aged 15 to 21, revealing the ex
 uberant energy of its subject and a first-ever look inside the Palestinian 
 police academy.\n£10 full / £8 conc / £5 for 24 & under\n\n------------\nTe
 l Aviv on Fire\nSunday 9th December – The Cube\n\nThe final film of Bristol
  Palestine Film Festival will be Tel Aviv on Fire, screening at The Cube, a
 t 8pm on Sunday 9th December. The comedy follows Salam, an intern on a popu
 lar Palestinian soap opera. Arrested at a checkpoint, he deceives Israeli c
 ommander Assi, into thinking that he is a writer on the show. Squeezed betw
 een the Israeli officer and the Palestinian backers, Salam can only solve h
 is problems with a final masterstroke.\n£5 full / £4 conc\n\n------------\n
 HISTORY OF THE FESTIVAL\nThe first Bristol Palestine Film Festival was held
  in 2011, launched by the acclaimed film-maker Ken Loach, who remains the f
 estival’s patron. Since then, the event has screened more than 50 films and
  welcomed more than 2,000 attenders. Hosted by the Watershed, the aim of th
 e festival is to deepen public understanding of Palestinian society and for
 ge links between the Palestinian communities represented on screen, and the
  audiences watching them in Bristol.\n
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