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A Plate of Sardines –or The First Time I Heard of Israel (Tabaq el-Sardin), by Omar Amiralay (Syria/France, 1997, 17 min, Color, DigiBeta PAL and DV-Cam NTSC) |
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| «The
first time I heard of Israel, I was in Beirut, the conversation
was about a plate of sardines. I was six years old, Israel was two.»
In the company of filmmaker Mohammad Malas, Omar Amiralay revisits
the ruins of the destroyed village of Quneytra. The film has been
subtitled in English especially for this program. |
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| Conception:
Omar Amiralay Directed by Omar Amiralay Cinematography: Etienne de Grammont Sound: Emile Sa‘adeh Editing: Dominique Pâris Production: La Sept/ARTE and Grains de Sable |
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