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UK Jewish Film Festival

Date: 8 February 2005 Time: 7.00 pm

UK Jewish Film Festival

>in association with the Richardson Institute for Peace Studies presents:

Behind Enemy Lines

>Dov Gil-Har, Israel, 2003.

>Hebrew and Arabic with English subtitles, 65 mins.

A challenging documentary following the journey of Adnan Joulani, a Palestinian journalist, and Benny Hernes, a captain in the Israeli police force, through the landscape of the Intifada (the Palestinian uprising in the Occupied Territories). Attempting to convey to each other their personal story of the conflict, they bring together past and present, memories and symbolic places, in a film that reflects the difficulties and hopes in seeing a conflict from the other's point of view.

Tuesday 8 February 2005 at 7 pm , Fylde Lecture Theatre 1 Lancaster University

The Screening will be introduced by, and followed by a discussion / Q & A session with:

Dr Hugh Miall, Reader in Peace and Conflict Research, Lancaster University

Dr Gerd Nonneman, Reader in International Relations & Middle East Politics, Lancaster University

to explore what the film may tell us about the difficulties and possibilities of conflict resolution in general, and about the Palestine conflict in particular.

Event website: http://www.ukjewishfilmfestival.org.uk

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