Memory of the Cactus
A 42 minute documentary film that combines the cactus and the memories it stands for. The film addresses the story of the destruction of the Palestinian villages of Latroun in the Occupied West Bank and the forcible transfer of their civilian population in 1967. Over 40 years later, the Israeli occupation continues, and villagers remain displaced. The film follows two separate but parallel journeys. Aisha Um Najeh takes us down the painful road that Palestinians have been forcefully pushed down, separating them in time and place from the land they nurtured; while Israelis walk freely through that land, enjoying its fruits. The stems of the cactus, however, take a few of them to discover the reality of the crime committed.
Year: 2008
Genre: Documentary
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Director: Hanna Musleh
Cast:
Crew: Lillia Arsanova (Researcher), Peter Chappell (Additional Camera), Saed Andoni (Editor), Manaf Abbas (Researcher), Hanna Musleh (Executive Producer), Hanna Musleh (Sound)
Runtime: 42 minutes
Release: Oct 29, 2008
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Language: العربية, English
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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