Tag Archives: Resilience

Childhood In The Midst Of Mines

By admin | Published: September 23, 2001
“We’re deprived from playing because of the landmines, and our families are not able to cultivate the land.” (Doha, 12-years old, from Aiyta el Shaab) Young Filmmakers: Shahrazad Berri, Mohammad Samhat, Morshid Kazan, Mohammed Bezzi Direction & Editing: Hicham Kayed Language: Arabic with English subtitles Duration: 20 minutes Production: AL-JANA & Save The children Sweden The film is a product of the project: Raising Children’s [...]
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God Forbid!

By admin | Published: August 22, 2001
The reality of life in the refugee camps blocks the dreams of children and becomes a nightmare for Halim. He is thinking of leaving school to support his family, while his friends spend the vacation acting as fortune-tellers. Scenario by the young Filmmakers: Ahmed Al-Shouli, Bachir Hussein, Jamal Mohamad, Mohamed Halimeh Direction & Editing: Hicham Kayed Production: AL-JANA Language: [...]
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I Wish I Were a Bird

By admin | Published: March 22, 2001
“I wish I were a bird” : young photo-voices from the camp is another production put together by the “young photo-journalist” team. This is a bi-lingual 150 pages book of photos, artwork and testimonies by Palestinian refugee children, in color and hardcover. 30 children worked for more than a year to finish this work that [...]
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Fatima’s Story

By admin | Published: June 12, 2000
Palestinian Oral History Archive Interviewee: Fatima Abd al-Salam Hanafi Provenance: Al-Kasayyer, Haifa Date & Place of Interview: Dec. 27, 1997, Tyre Ghina: Jaber asked you when he came about how you left Palestine. We don’t want to make you repeat that story; we just want to ask you what was your first reaction when Jaber came? Did you immediately [...]
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