Our young filmmakers from Palestine tackle the sensitive issue of gender discrimination in this drama – which follows the lives of a brother and sister living with their mother while their father is away.
Filmed by students in a refugee camp in Bethlehem, Palestine. The concept was created by discussions about the difficulties of girls and boys making contact with each other in the camps.
Get to know the students from our Level 1 Documentary Workshop in Nablus, Palestine. The students worked together to create three wonderful films examining important issues in their communities.
This film was created by the participants of WFC’s Level 2 Documentary Workshop delivered in Balata Refugee Camp in Palestine. It was shot entirely by the students on Nokia 6110 mobile phones and edited on free software. “Pollution” takes a look at the environment and the extensive problem pollution poses to the local community. Litter […]
This film is another look at the Palestinian traditional dance, Dabkeh. It was created using a camera phone and free editing software by one of our participants named Amjad.
This film was produced by students of WFC’s Level 2 Documentary workshop delivered in Balata Refugee Camp, Palestine. It explores the effects of the current economic crisis by examining the local produce industry. Interviews with local vendors and their patrons reveal the strain of high prices, which force many in the community to go without. […]
This film was created by our students at the Bint Al-Wazir school in Ramallah, Palestine.This film explores the harmful effects of one of the most consumed products across the globe- Coca Cola.
