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Budrus ()


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Follows a Palestinian leader who unites Fatah, Hamas and Israelis in an unarmed movement to save his village from destruction. Success eludes them until his 15-year-old daughter jumps into the fray.

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Kobi

Directed by

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Julia Bacha

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Julia Bacha ... (writer)
 
Mona Eldaief ... (Story Advisor)

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Ronit Avni ... executive producer / producer
Julia Bacha ... producer
Daniel J. Chalfen ... consulting producer
Jess Devaney ... associate producer (as Jessica Devaney)
Sandi Simcha Dubowski ... co-producer
Darius Fisher ... co-producer
Anat Langer-Gal ... associate producer
Jehane Noujaim ... executive producer
Sigal Rosh ... co-producer
Rula Salameh ... producer
Rebekah Wingert ... associate producer

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Kareem Roustom

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Julia Bacha
Mohammed Fawzi

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Julia Bacha
Geeta Gandbhir

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Jess Devaney ... assistant editor (as Jessica Devaney)
Darius Fisher ... on-line editor

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Scott Freiman ... sound editor

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Chris Kirk ... motion designer / title design

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Shai Carmeli-Pollak ... additional photography

Animation Department

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Darius Fisher ... animator

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Claudia Tomassini ... international publicist

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Melanie Franciosi ... special thanks

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Plot Summary

In the earlier 2000's, Israel decided to build a security barrier inside the occupied Palestinian territory. The project would make the Budrus town of 1,500 residents lose 300 acres of land that belonged to the population for many generations; 3,000 sacred olive trees; divide the cemetery; and be located close to the school. Fatah leader Ayed Morrar organizes a non-violent resistance against the wall, and his teenage daughter Iltezam Morrar joins women in the movement. Hamah and other political Palestinian groups also join the manifestation. Soon Jews youngsters join the resistance when they learn what is happening with the Palestinians, and last but not the least, international press arrives at Budrus to cover the resistance and the abuses of the Israeli soldiers. Ten months later, Israel changes the route of the barrier affecting the minimum of Budrus. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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Taglines It takes a village to unite the most divided people on earth. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Budrus Has a Hammer (Israel, English title)
  • Μπουντρούς (Greece)
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  • 70 min
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Quotes Ayed Morrar: It's a live bullet. It's like Fallujah, shooting everywhere. It's like a... You hear? It's like a rocket.
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