…Deheisheh stories. They don’t come in the day, they come at night. And they arrest people. It’s not that young people in Deheisheh get used to it, but… Let’s hear about their nightime stories…
Workshops this year intended to make peolple work on longer projects.
One of the groups choose to speak about the young prisoners and about their wish of continuing learning whatever the situation is.
Education as an act of resistance against occupation, an act of dignity against humiliation, of strength against mental oppression.
And the making of the film : (thx Firas…)
This group decided to make a film about water issues in Deheisheh. When we arrived, there was no water in the camp since 20 days at least. This is a huge problem people struggle with every day.
Two short films by Qusay & Mohamed, initiated with the help of Hannah of the Inspire Dreams group. The films are about the stories of the Nakba witnesses, and about memory.
We helped a bit in achieving these films…
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Nous arrivons maintenant a un mois devant des ecrans a
monter,
derusher,
filmer,
derusher,
monter,
visionner,
retourner filmer,
remonter…
C’est l’overdose d’images !
Dheisheh, juillet 2010.
Deheisheh camp, july 2010.
Yazn’s family organize a party to celebrate the end of his studies.