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A State of Danger
England, 1989, 28 minutes, Color, VHS
Order No. W99137
Shot in Israel and the Occupied Territories, this extraordinary documentary offers a unique, vital perspective on the Intifada seldom seen in U.S. mainstream media. Produced for the BBC, A State of Danger gives voice to Palestinian and Israeli peace activists, most of them women. Chilling testimonies to Israeli police brutality are supplemented by interviews with Israelis who support Palestinian self-determination. A STATE OF DANGER is a compelling, timely documentary that examines grassroots support, human rights and the role of Arab and Jewish women in bringing peace to the region.
AWARDS, FESTIVALS, & SCREENINGS
- Montreal Women’s Film and Video Festival
- Women in the Director’s Chair
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QUOTES
“**** A moving illustration which does not pretend to make judgements. Provides a perspective not readily available elsewhere. An excellent value for public libraries and college classrooms.”
ABC-CLIO Video Guide
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Native Visions: Through the Eyes of Indigenous Women
This powerful collection of native voices features two films from the
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