5 Broken Cameras
| Director | Guy Davidi, Emad Burnat |
| Release Date | 11-May-2012 |
Movie Report
About Story:- A lifelong resident of the small village of Bil'in, Burnat quickly went from being a man of the soil to a man with a movie camera in 2005, just as his fourth son, Gibreel, was born in his small village at West Bank and has continued to film the struggles of his village against the settlers—a word used to refer to nearly all Israeli private citizens who occupy disputed territory. For more than five years, Emad films the struggle, which is lead by two of his best friends, alongside filming how Gibreel grows. Very soon it affects his family and his own life. Daily arrests and night raids scare his family; his friends, brothers and him as well are either shot or arrested. One Camera after another is shot at or smashed, each camera tells a part of his story.
Movie Review:- "5 Broken Cameras" provides a grim reminder - just in case you needed one - of the bitter intractability of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. A remarkable documentary which charts the impact on a Palestinian village, and one of its children, of Israeli oppression during the past five years.
Overall :- Good Movie. Worth to watch.
