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  • Women in Struggle

    The documentary film “Women in Struggle” is about Palestinian women whom are ex-political detainees demonstrating their struggle during their years of imprisonment in Israeli jails exploring the affects and influence on their present life and their future outlook.

     

    The focus will be on the lives of four women who came out of their regular roles as sisters, mothers, wives, and took on a different role being involved in the Palestinian national struggle for independence. Without narration, these women give their testimony in their own words about their past difficult experiences, of their suffering while living their daily difficult life in the current Palestinian Intifada which was not an element present during the initial research of this documentary nor was the so called “war on terror and the apartheid wall These additional three elements have made this film critical in exploring, identifying, and understanding how these women detainees made the effort to preserve their dignity and integrate in the social and political aspects of the Palestinian life.

     

    Although these four women are out of the actual Israeli prison they actually find themselves in a bigger prison carrying “prison” within them in every aspect of their life.

     

  • Noise Pop Film Festival

     Wait, you’re thinking, didn’t they show this last year? No, this is a brand-new documentary on the West Coast’s beloved Mother Hips, shot by Bill DeBlonk and chronicling, “Behind the Music”-style, the bands earlier years. Mix in informal interviews, old concert footage and fan commentary, and you have a great snapshot of one of our most popular local acts.

  • 3rd i screening

    Are bindis on fashion models and Bollywood films in theWest End true
    signs of acceptance? In this personal look at the current craze for all
    things Indian, a second-gen playwright asks what Bollywood kitsch has to
    do with the experience of being South Asian in Britain .

     

    Preceded with lots of fun film clips from England for context!!

    Info: http://www.thirdi.org/~sf/screenings.html