For the Palestine Cinema Days, De Opstand presents Jenin, Jenin, and When I saw you. The screening takes place in the Hangout 070, and the entrance is free!
🎥 Jenin, Jenin (Eng subs, 2002). Documentary, 54 min. Directed by Mohammad Bakri. In 2002, during Israel’s invasion of Jenin refugee camp, journalists were barred and war crime accusations emerged. In this previously banned movie, Mohammad Bakri entered to record residents’ testimonies, giving voice to those silenced.
⏰ 14h30
🎥 When I Saw You (Eng subs, 2012). Drama, 98 min. Directed by Annemarie Jacir. In 1967 Jordan, 11-year-old Tarek wait restless in a refugee camp for a return to Palestine until he discovers a group embodying freedom and hope. His journey with them transforms his life, capturing a moment when youthful idealism and political awakening ignite a path toward change.
⏰ 16h00
📅 Sunday November 2nd. Doors open at 14h00.
📍 De Opstand, The Hague (DM for the address)
On November 2, the anniversary of the Balfour Declaration, over 500 Palestinian films will be screened around the world. We are using our channels to support the forcibly canceled Palestine Cinema Days Festival, as an act of amplification for censored Palestinian voices and a contribution to shifting the distorted narrative.
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Accessibility information: the event is on the ground floor. There is a (steep) ramp for wheelchair accessibility. A quiet room is also available. The Opstand library and books are upstairs and only accessible via stairs.
We encourage everyone to refrain from wearing products containing fragrances, to wear a face mask, to do a self-test and to stay home if you have cold-like symptoms. Face masks and self tests are available on location.
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