YOUTH:OCCUPIED

Dear followers!

Our film "I Am Tahreer" has been nominated best documentary at Ekko Awards.

If you haven’t seen it yet, please do, and VOTE.

As you all know, the film was shot and edited in about two weeks during the bombings of Gaza back in december 2012.

Give it a look, listen to the words and think about all good memories to come.

Shortlist Awards 2017: Bedste dokumentar - Filmmagasinet Ekko Filmmagasinet Ekko er et magasin om film og medier. Det er anmeldelser, essays, analyser og baggrund, store interviews med hjemlige såvel som internationale filmikoner – skrevet af danske og internationale kritikere, filmfolk, journalister og kulturpersonligheder.

Hello followers!

It has been a long time since our last update, but now we're back and we need your help!

One of our films has made it to the Danish film magazine Ekko's online competition, and we need your votes!
You can vote every day on every tablet.

To you whom haven't seen the film already, now is the time.

The short documentary is about memories of a brave palestinian woman, named Tahreer. She had to fight a great deal to tell her personal story.

Thank you in advance.
We hope you'll like it. !

Sincerely and lots of love

- Youth:Occupied

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http://www.ekkofilm.dk/shortlist/film/i-am-tahreer/

Ekko Shortlist præsenterer: I Am Tahreer Tahreer er født i en landsby uden strøm 30 km fra et hav, hun ikke har set.

Kære venner!

Nu må det være på tide at Danmark er med til at anerkende Palæstina som stat!?

Skriv under inden Folketinget stemmer om denne vigtige sag i dag d.11. december!

Yallah!


http://www.ms.dk/anerkend-palaestina

Anerkend Palæstina som stat! Skriv under. Den 11. december stemmer Folketinget om, hvorvidt Danmark skal anerkende Palæstina. Send et stærkt budskab til de danske politikere ved at sige ’Anerkend Palæstina’ med din underskrift. Lad os nå 40.000, inden politikerne skal trykke på den grønne eller den røde knap.

The 13th of March Youth:Occupied had a screening at Red Cross cafe, Zusammen. We had Q&A with a great audicence and interesting questions

Hide & Seek in Palestine!

Remembering Rachel Corrie – 10 years on.
Rachel, a 23 year old woman from Olympia, Washington, was crushed to death by an Israeli army bulldozer on the 16th March 2003, whilst protesting non-violently against the demolition of a Palestinian house by Israeli forces. As an activist she spoke out about the injustices that she saw in Gaza.

Bilin Weekly Demonstration.
1-03-2013

"5 Broken Cameras" A Palestinian Documentary at the Oscars by Emad Burnat

PLEASE VOTE | 5 Broken Cameras, is a film critical of the illegal Israeli West Bank settlements

-VOTE FOR “5 BROKEN CAMERAS” NOW (In the documentary category)

LINK | http://edition.cnn.com/interactive/2013/02/entertainment/oscar-ballot/index.html?hpt=hp_c4

WATCH TRAILER | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wu58ZHxHjtU

Jerusalem Today !

5 Broken Cameras director Emad Burnat, his wife Soreya, and son Jibreel at the red carpet.

The father of the deceased Palestinian prisoner Arafat Jaradat, is seen standing outside the Abu Kabir Forensic institute, while waiting for the results of his son's autopsy. February 24, 2013.
Arafat Jaradat, 30, from the Palestinian village of Sa'ir died on February 23, 2013 in the Israeli Meggido prison. According to human right reports Jaradat died either during or shortly after he was interrogated in Meggido Prison.