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The White Elephant is an experimental video that follows a Palestinian teenager navigating her feelings within the context of the Oslo Accords in the 1990s. The film presents a narrative filled with deception among thieves, using a mix of confessional elements and dark humor to engage with the political landscape of Palestine during this period.
Through its confrontational gaze, the video challenges political boundaries while addressing personal desires. The 12-minute runtime allows for a compact yet impactful exploration of the teenager's angst and the complexities of her environment.
Why Watch
- •See a unique perspective on the Oslo Accords.
- •Meet a Palestinian teenager confronting her reality.
- •Find out how humor intersects with political themes.
Did You Know
•The film is set in Palestine during the 1990s.
•It was directed by Shuruq Harb.
•The runtime of The White Elephant is 12 minutes.
Perfect For
Palestinian narrativesExperimental film loversPolitical commentary