Five Palestinian children, aged 7 to 17, share their experiences of growing up under Israeli occupation, facing violence and daily confrontations.
Synopsis
Five Palestinian children, aged 7 to 17, share their experiences of growing up under Israeli occupation, facing violence and daily confrontations.
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Synopsis
In Jerusalem, five Palestinian children, aged 7 to 17, share their experiences growing up under Israeli occupation. They face daily violence and confrontations with soldiers and settlers. Each child tells a personal story of coping with their environment. One boy describes the fear of arrest during protests. A girl speaks about her dreams amidst chaos. Their narratives reveal the challenges of childhood in a conflict zone. Directed by Ada Ushpiz, the film runs for 128 minutes and features interviews in Arabic and Hebrew.
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Why Watch
- Meet five Palestinian kids facing daily violence.
- Find out how children cope under occupation.
- See the impact of conflict on childhood innocence.
Did You Know
- The documentary features five Palestinian kids aged 7 to 17.
- The film runs for 128 minutes.
- It is directed by Ada Ushpiz.
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What age range do the children in the documentary 'Children' fall into?
The children featured in the documentary are aged 7 to 17.
Who directed the documentary 'Children'?
The documentary 'Children' was directed by Ada Ushpiz.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Children'?
The duration of the documentary is 128 minutes.
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