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Synopsis

Beit Iksa is considered the closest West Bank village to Israel, yet it lies between two Israeli settlements that are built on Palestinian land, the separation wall, and is accessed via a checkpoint. The Israelis who reside in both the settlements insist they live in Israeli Jerusalem, yet between them is Beit Iksa, an Arab village situated in occupied Palestine.

Home is a portrait of that tiny village, exploring the indignities and contradictions of Israeli occupation. From the perspective of both Arab villager, and Israeli settler.

Details

Year: 2008
Type of film: Features
Running time: 42 mins
Format: HDV
Director: Claire Fowler
Producer: Steve Sosebee
Editor: Claire Fowler
Screenwriter: NA
Director of Photography: Claire Fowler
Sound: Claire Fowler

Genre

Children’s

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

www.clairefowler.com

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