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Budrus
International Competition - Feature or Medium-Length Films
JULIA BACHA
EUA, PALESTINA, ISRAEL / USA, PALESTINE, ISRAEL
81', cor, HDCAM, 2009
Dialogues: DIÁLOGOS EM ÁRABE, HEBRAICO E INGLÊS / ARABIC, HEBREW, AND ENGLISH DIALOGUES
Subtitles: LEGENDAS ELETRÔNICAS EM PORTUGUÊS, LEGENDAS EM INGLÊS / ELECTRONIC PORTUGUESE SUBTITLES, ENGLISH SUBTITLES
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- CCBB SP (SÃO PAULO - SP): 15/04 - 19H00M
- CCBB SP (SÃO PAULO - SP): 17/04 - 13H00M
- RESERVA CULTURAL (SÃO PAULO - SP): 09/04 - 23H00M
- CCBB RJ (RIO DE JANEIRO - RJ): 10/04 - 16H00M
- CCBB RJ (RIO DE JANEIRO - RJ): 11/04 - 17H30M
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A village on the border of Israel and the West Bank, Budrus made headlines in 2003 when it was the stage of an unusual non-violent protest. The reason was the announcement of a wall to be built by the Israelis that would destroy historic and economically important olive trees. At the front of the movement was Ayed Morrar, whose communitarian and pacifist leadership united rival Palestinian factions, like Fatah and Hamas, and progressive Jews. Another crucial mobilizer was Iltezam, Morrar's daughter, who organized a massive participation of women. Listening to everyone involved, Brazilian director of Lebanese origin, Julia Bacha, builds a broad panel of an explosive situation in the Middle East that found a solution through peaceful means.
S: JULIA BACHA | Ca: MOHAMMED FAWZI, SHAI POLLACK | E: GEETA GANDBHIR | M: KAREEM ROUSTOM | P: RONIT AVNI, RULA SALAMEH, JULIA BACHA | EP: JEHANE NOUJAIM, RONIT AVNI | PC: JUST VISION |
JULIA BACHA
S: Script - A: Animation - C: Cinematographer - Ca: Camera - SM: Sound Mixer - S: Sound - E: Editing - M: Music - SE: Sound Editor - P: Producer - EP: Executive Producer - PC: Production Company
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