FIFDH x Blast: Alice au pays des colons
In the West Bank, settlement expansion leads to violence, land confiscation, and restrictions on access to resources. A screening and discussion, in partnership with Blast, centered on Alice au pays des colons, directed by one of its journalists.
Yanis Mhamdi
Journalist, Director of Alice au pays des colons
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Alice Kisiya
Activist and protagonist of Alice au pays des colons
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The discussion is interpreted in English and French
Alice au pays des colons
In the West Bank, Alice Kisiya, born in Bethlehem and a holder of Israeli citizenship, returns each day to her family land, confiscated by Israeli settlers, under the protection of the army. A few kilometres away, Alaa Nasr refuses to leave his village, which is encircled and under threat. By following their daily lives, the film reveals two forms of resistance and offers an intimate view of the reality faced by two Palestinians confronted with dispossession and the violence of Israeli occupation.
