Fractured Lens: Divergent Perspectives on Israel and Palestine

2023 marked an inflection point in Israel and Palestine when it comes to issues of democracy, free speech, occupation, and hope for a shared future, and filmmakers are responding. SFJFF43 is highlighting the stories of Israelis, Palestinians, and American Jews grappling with their relationship to the Jewish State.

1341 Frames of Love and War

1341 Frames of Love and War

Celebrated war photographer Micha Bar-Am shares his vast archive of 500,000 photos and his reflections on the psychological and personal toll of bearing witness to multiple wars.

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Alam

Alam

When Palestinian teenager Tamer is smitten by Maysaa’, the new girl at school, his eyes are simultaneously opened by love and by his political awakening.

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Closed Circuit

Closed Circuit

A harrowing, bird’s-eye view of the shooting that claimed four lives at the popular Sarona Market in Tel Aviv through the lens of closed-circuit security cameras, punctuated with interviews from those who were there that fateful day.unaware of the political upheaval amid which they will soon find themselves.

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A Gaza Weekend (East Bay Big Night)

A Gaza Weekend (East Bay Big Night)

In this hilarious, action-packed parody that lampoons disaster movies, when a mysterious virus spreads throughout Israel, a wealthy British journalist, and his Israeli girlfriend become desperate to escape the country.

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H2: The Occupation Lab

H2: The Occupation Lab

The storied West Bank city of Hebron is a microcosm of the conflict where both Jews and Muslims believe their common father Abraham is buried in the Holy Cave of the Patriarchs.

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Israelism

Israelism

Featuring interviews with prominent thinkers like Jeremy Ben Ami, Noam Chomsky and Cornel West, this political documentary captures the complex and sensitive relationship between Jewish-American identity and support for the state of Israel.

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Madrasa (Episodic Spotlight)

Madrasa (Episodic Spotlight)

From the pen of politically astute Palestinian Israeli writer Sayed Kashua (Arab Labor, The Writer) comes Madrasa, a fast-paced comic TV series set at the Peace School for Bilingual Education in Jerusalem.

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Mourning in Lod

Mourning in Lod

An emotionally stirring account of the interconnected fates of three people and their families drawn together by a single senseless act in the unceasing cycle of violence that typifies the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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Savoy

Savoy

An engrossing hybrid film from the perspective of a forgotten heroine. Taken as hostage, Kochava Levy volunteers to mediate between the PLO and the IDF, but her bravery becomes overshadowed by her personal life.

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