Following the Hamas attack on October 7, residents of Jerusalem, living in the same building, rarely communicate and sometimes engage in violence.
Synopsis
Following the Hamas attack on October 7, residents of Jerusalem, living in the same building, rarely communicate and sometimes engage in violence.
Synopsis
In Jerusalem, a city sacred to Judaism, Islam, and Christianity, tensions run high following the Hamas attack on October 7. Director Mohsen Makhmalbaf captures the daily lives of residents who share buildings yet remain divided. Jews and Muslims often avoid communication, leading to occasional violence. Despite these challenges, individuals like Ali Jaddeh and Adi Nissenbaum reflect on potential paths toward coexistence and peace, offering their perspectives on a fractured relationship that has deep historical roots.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See Jerusalem's divided communities in real time.
- Meet residents pondering peace solutions.
- Find out about daily life amidst conflict.
Did You Know
- The Hamas attack occurred on October 7, 2023.
- The film features a duration of 63 minutes.
- Director Mohsen Makhmalbaf presents views from both Jewish and Muslim residents.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary 'Here Children Do Not Play Together'?
The documentary was directed by Mohsen Makhmalbaf.
What event triggered the examination of relations between Palestine and Israel in the documentary?
The examination was triggered by the Hamas attack on October 7.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Here Children Do Not Play Together'?
The duration of the documentary is 63 minutes.
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