Film Lens
In May 2001, Chilean filmmaker Miguel Littin traveled through historic Palestine, capturing the stark contrast of daily life in a war-torn region. The film focuses on the experiences of children, particularly one child throwing stones with a slingshot, juxtaposed against the presence of heavily armed tanks. This imagery serves to illustrate the tension and disparity in the environment.
Littin's approach emphasizes the human aspect of the conflict, showcasing the everyday realities faced by Palestinians. By documenting these moments, he provides a lens into the lives of those living amidst conflict, highlighting the innocence of youth against a backdrop of military might.
Why Watch
- •See a child's perspective on conflict in Palestine.
- •Find out how daily life continues amid military presence.
- •Meet the people living in historic Palestine today.
Did You Know
•Miguel Littin filmed in historic Palestine during May 2001.
•The documentary features a child using a slingshot against tanks.
•The film captures everyday life amid ongoing war in the region.
Perfect For
Middle Eastern studiesDocumentary enthusiastsHuman rights advocates