Occupation 101: Voices of the Silenced Majority

A thought-provoking and powerful documentary film on the current and historical root causes of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and US political involvement. Unlike any other film produced on the conflict, 'Occupation 101' explains the complicated reality with precision storytelling through a series of highly stylized visual edits, and gives audiences a complete context with which to better understand the Israeli-Palestinian debate. The roots of the conflict are explained with thought-provoking commentaries from leading Middle East scholars, peace activists, journalists, religious leaders and humanitarian workers whose voices have too often been suppressed in American media outlets.

DVD PRODUCT CONTENT:

DVD is packed with LOADS OF EXTRAS!
90 Minute Feature Film +
Deleted Scenes: In-depth analysis of historical accounts from time periods in the 1900s, 1940s, and 1967.
International Law extended scene, Shu'fat Refugee Camp home demolition incident,
Innocent civilian victims of violence, Israeli Activist Awakening, Rachel Corrie extended scene, and more...
Bonus Footage: Historical footage of the conflict from (British) Pathe News Archives, Testimonials from Bethlehem University,
Non-violent activism by International Solidarity Movement members, Raw footage from Jenin Refugee Camp Destruction sight,
CRS Medical Director testimony, and more...

FILM AWARDS:

Winner of 'Golden Palm Award', the highest honor given to the Best Film in all categories at the International Beverly Hills Film Festival.
Winner of 'Best Editing Award' at the International Beverly Hills Film Festival.
Winner of 'Best Documentary Special Recognition' at the New Orleans International Human Rights Film Festival.
Winner of 'Best Feature Film Award' at the Artivist Film Festival, Hollywood, CA.
Winner of 'Best Feature Film Award' at the River's Edge Film Festival.
Winner of 'Best Documentary Award' at the DeadCenter Film Festival.
Winner of 'Audience Award for Best Documentary' at the East Lansing Film Festival.
Winner of 'John Michael's Memorial Award (for social justice and human rights) ' at the Big Muddy Film Festival.

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