In the West Bank and Gaza Strip, Palestinian farmers confront the challenges of the Israeli Security Wall and expanding settlements through grassroots resistance.
Synopsis
In the West Bank and Gaza Strip, Palestinian farmers confront the challenges of the Israeli Security Wall and expanding settlements through grassroots resistance.
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Synopsis
In the West Bank and Gaza Strip, Palestinian farmers face the challenges posed by the Israeli Security Wall and expanding settlements. The documentary follows their grassroots resistance movement against these encroachments. It captures the struggles of communities as they navigate changing borders and eroding land. The film presents a road trip through regions marked by conflict, illustrating the ongoing impact of political decisions on everyday lives. The narrative unfolds over 73 minutes, detailing the realities of life in these annexed areas.
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Why Watch
- See the effects of the Israeli Security Wall on local communities.
- Meet individuals involved in grassroots resistance movements.
- Find out how settlement expansion alters the landscape.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 2006 and has a duration of 73 minutes.
- The Israeli Security Wall significantly impacts Palestinian farming communities.
- Grassroots resistance movements emerged in response to settlement expansions.
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What is the duration of the documentary Palestine Blues?
The duration of Palestine Blues is 73 minutes.
What year was Palestine Blues released?
Palestine Blues was released in 2006.
What major issue does Palestine Blues address?
Palestine Blues addresses the repercussions of the Israeli Security Wall and Settlement expansion in Palestinian farming communities.
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