HOME Manchester

Name: HOME Manchester
Address: 2 Tony Wilson Place, Manchester, M15 4FN, GB
Telephone: 0161 200 1500
Rating: 5

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Delirium Diaries Book Launch

HOME Manchester Manchester
Saturday 26th October
A celebration event to mark the release of Delirium Diaries

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Palestinian filmmakers from different locations - Jerusalem, the West Bank and Gaza - challenge the erasure of their histories through creatively retracing and reflecting on different aspects of Palestinian pasts. Panel discussion with Director Mahasen Naser Eldin, Filmmaker Ken Fero and Dr Anandi Ramamurthy

The Silent Protest: Jerusalem 1929
Director: Mahasen Nasser-Eldin; Length: 20 mins
On 26 October 1929, Palestinian women launched their women's movement in Jerusalem.They held a silent demonstration through a car convoy across the city in protest at the British High Commissioner's bias against Arabs in the Buraq uprising. This is their story on that day.

Eight Years Later
Director: Salim Abu Jabal; Length: 25 mins
In 2018 Salim searched for these children fromNabi Saleh and Deir Ghassana who her first met in 2010 when they took part in non-violent protests against the occupation. How has the political situation and the passing of time have affected their lives?

Gazagraph
Director: Yousef Nateel; Producer: Hussein Owda; Length: 40 mins
Travelling across Gaza City, the filmmaker makes contact with former
studio owners, gaining insight into histories of migration and injustice, meeting the successors of the city’s former Armenian photographers as well as contemporary practitioners to touch on core historical events.