Warped realities: Canada Park by Razan AlSalah; Struggle by Moayed AbuAmmouna; The Children and the Wolf by Omar Jabareen; and Uranus by Aya Ahmed Matrabie.
Canada Park
by Razan AlSalah
8 min. | 2019
I walk on snow to fall unto the desert. I find myself on unceded indigenous territory in so called Canada, an exile unable to return to Palestine. I trespass the colonial border as a digital spectre floating through Ayalon-Canada Park, transplanted over three Palestinian villages razed by the Israeli Defense Forces in 1967.
Struggle
by Moayed AbuAmmouna
8 min. | 2020
The film presents the state of human struggle in a man’s search for the normal form of life and preservation of it, and his adherence to hope in light of the conflict and the extremely dangerous circumstances in Gaza City, Palestine.
The Children and the Wolf
by Omar Jabareen
11 min. | 2020
A young boy is deprived of his innocence upon realizing his role model is being consumed by a tragedy. Now he must decide whether to confront his concerns or give in to social state of affairs.
Uranus
by Aya Ahmed Matrabie
11 min. | 2020
"When great people die, they turn into a glowing star up in the sky." There is more to this myth. When the dreams of Gazan youth die, they get sent out to a distant, cold planet. However, every night, and from the top of their homes, Merna and others resuscitate their dreams. They bring Uranus "illegally" with no Visa or travel permission. Merna succeeds to bring Uranus "illegally" with no Visa, from and to Gaza. But what about her dreams?
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