5 Broken Cameras (2011) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is 5 Broken Cameras about?
5 Broken Cameras is a documentary. Emad Burnat, a farmer in the Palestinian village of Bil'in, begins filming in 2005 to document the birth of his son, Gibreel. As he captures daily life, he also records the nonviolent protests against the Israeli army's actions in the area. The film shows the destruction of olive trees, the impact on local families, and the construction of a wall separating communities. Each of Burnat's five broken cameras represents a significant moment in his community's struggle for land and identity.
When was 5 Broken Cameras released?
5 Broken Cameras was released in 2011.
How long is 5 Broken Cameras?
5 Broken Cameras has a runtime of 90 minutes.
Where can I watch 5 Broken Cameras?
A trailer for 5 Broken Cameras is available on iWonder. The full film may not be available for streaming at this time. Check the film page for current availability.
What genre is 5 Broken Cameras?
5 Broken Cameras is classified as Politics, Society, Culture.
What topics does 5 Broken Cameras cover?
5 Broken Cameras explores topics including political-systems.
Is 5 Broken Cameras available for free?
A trailer for 5 Broken Cameras is available to watch on iWonder. For full film availability, check the film page.
Can I watch 5 Broken Cameras with subtitles?
Subtitles may be available for 5 Broken Cameras on iWonder. Look for the CC (closed captions) button in the video player when available.