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Unsettled is a documentary that focuses on the experiences of six young Israeli adults during the Gaza disengagement in August 2005. The film captures their personal stories and reactions to the controversial decision to withdraw from Gaza, providing a unique perspective on a significant historical event. Through interviews and footage, the film presents the emotional and social ramifications of the disengagement on these individuals and their communities.
Directed by Adam Hootnick, the film runs for 84 minutes and features a soundtrack that includes music by Matisyahu and other Israeli artists. It had a limited theatrical release and received recognition at various film festivals, winning the Grand Jury Prize for Best Documentary Feature at the 2007 Slamdance Film Festival.
Why Watch
- •Meet six young Israelis affected by the Gaza disengagement.
- •See the emotional impact of the 2005 Gaza withdrawal.
- •Find out about the film's festival accolades and recognition.
Did You Know
•The film won the Grand Jury Prize for Best Documentary Feature at the 2007 Slamdance Film Festival.
•Unsettled features music by Matisyahu and original music by Jon Lee.
•The documentary was released in 2007 and has a runtime of 84 minutes.
•It depicts the experiences of six young Israeli adults during the Gaza disengagement of August 2005.
Perfect For
Israeli historyGaza conflictDocumentary film enthusiasts