Some realities of life in Gaza Strip, Occupied Palestine.

Gaza Strip (73 minutes) pushes the viewer headlong into the tumult of the Israeli-occupied Gaza, examining the lives and views of ordinary Palestinians. The documentary often sees the world through the eyes of young people. The central character is Mohammed Hejazi, a 13-year-old paperboy in Gaza City, one of the young “stone-throwers” who risk their lives throwing rocks at Israeli tanks across the barbwire fences.

Catch glimpses of Mohammed’s inner world: his sense of hopelessness, his sorrow at the IOF killing of his best friend, his conception of death.

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[Hat tip: Sokari]