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“I’m falling for a Zionist... I’m in love with the enemy. I’m in love with everything I fight against. I don’t have a problem with him being Jewish. I have a problem that he doesn’t think that there’s an Israeli occupation here. When I love someone who doesn’t think that my people underwent a catastrophe... how can you love somebody like that?”
Oriented (2015, Jake Witzenfeld)
cinematography by Michael Miroshnik, Omar Sawalha, and David Stragmeister
HRAFF: Stephen's review - Oriented
HRAFF: Stephen’s review – Oriented
Three Young Gay Palestinian Men Juggle Identities In A Time Of War With Israel. Heart Warming And Breaking In Equal Measure.
The complexity and fluidity of identity is key to the joyously beating heart of Jake Witzenfeld’s excellent debut documentary feature Oriented, a highlight of this year’s Melbourne Queer Film Festival program that now gets another run as part of the Human Rights Arts and…
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MQFF: Stephen’s Review – Oriented
MQFF: Stephen’s Review – Oriented
Powerful doco takes a look at three young gay Palestinian men living in Israel’s Tel Aviv. Heart warming and breaking in equal measure.
The complexity and fluidity of identity is key to the joyously beating heart of Jake Witzenfeld’s excellent debut documentary feature Oriented. A British director relocated to Tel Aviv, he was drawn to the social media-led activism of young gay Palestinian…
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