Shattered Memory
A short documentary about the photojournalist Mahfouz Abu Turk, his memories and his archives. With his camera, Abu Turk was one of the few to document first-hand the events in the city of Jerusalem and the West Bank from the first Intifada in 1987 until the end of the nineties, putting his body on the frontline.
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Hayat LabbanDirector
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Mahfouz Abu TurkFeaturing
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Fuad HindiehCinematographer
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Ala AldayaAssistant Director
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Ahmad NatshehSound
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Sameer QumsiyehEditor
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Nour AbuKamalColoring
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Sami DarwishSound Mixer
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Rawand AlayanProduction Assistant
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Nawal ArafatPoster
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Hayat LabbanTranslate
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Rose KandoTranslation Editing
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Aleksandr ShamaluevMusic
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Saed AndoniSupervisor
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Project Type:Documentary
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Runtime:14 minutes 49 seconds
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Completion Date:January 3, 2024
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Country of Origin:Palestine, State of
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Country of Filming:Palestine, State of
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Language:Arabic
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:4
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes - Dar al-Kalima University
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
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Prato Film Festival
Italy
Human Rights Best Short Film -
DOCUMED - FESTIVAL CINEMA DOCUMENTAIRE MEDITERRANEEN
Tunisia
Official Selection -
Al Awdah International Film Festival
Palestine, State of
Official Selection -
Festival Ciné-Palestine "FCP"
France
Special Mention -
Falastin Film FestEdinburgh Scotland
Official Selection -
Manassat Film Festival
Egypt
Official Selection
Independent filmmaker Hayat Laban is a native of Palestine - Jerusalem
and has worked as a filmmaker.
Hayat’s work is always looking about the archive in her films and the
societal memory of the city of Jerusalem, addressing the themes of Art,
theatre, image, memory and memories and what the Jerusalemite and
Palestinian people are exposed to due to the occupation.