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News From Home/News From House

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This documentary is the final part in director Amos Gitai's trilogy focusing on a house in West Jerusalem, once occupied by Palestinians but now inhabited by Israelis. Gitai interviews current and previous tenants, allowing them to speak at length about how things have changed over the years, and creates a broad picture of the house's history by incorporating footage from the previous two films in the trilogy, "House" (1980) and "A House in Jerusalem" (1998).

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Martin Tsai Village Voice News From Home/News From House never arrives at a real polemical moment to rival the ignorant American interviewee spouting revisionist history in A House in Jerusalem. Jul 4, 2015 Full Review Read all reviews

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Audience Member Anyone concerned with refugee issues in Israel/Palestine should see this movie and the two that came before it. Rated 5 out of 5 stars 02/26/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Amos Gitai

Director

Amos Gitai

Writer

Amos Gitai

Producer

Michael Tapuah

Producer

Laurent Truchot

Producer

Patrick Quinet

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Synopsis This documentary is the final part in director Amos Gitai's trilogy focusing on a house in West Jerusalem, once occupied by Palestinians but now inhabited by Israelis. Gitai interviews current and previous tenants, allowing them to speak at length about how things have changed over the years, and creates a broad picture of the house's history by incorporating footage from the previous two films in the trilogy, "House" (1980) and "A House in Jerusalem" (1998).
Director
Amos Gitai
Producer
Amos Gitai, Michael Tapuah, Laurent Truchot, Patrick Quinet
Screenwriter
Amos Gitai
Production Co
Agat Films & Cie
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
Arabic
Runtime
1h 36m