During the 2009 Israeli war on Gaza, Palestinian journalists and cameramen shot on-the-spot footage daily, on the ground. What effect did it have on them?
During the January 2009 bombardment of Gaza, and with foreign news crews barred from the area, a group of Palestinian journalists and cameramen risked their lives to covertly film scenes of the destruction, intended for news broadcast around the world. Director Samir Abdallah intercuts this harrowing, often never aired footage with interviews with the cameramen about their traumatic experiences, and how they continue to cope with their haunting, horrifying memories.'Gaza On The Air' is an bold, uncompromising tribute to the men and women of the media. This is an exceptionally graphic film and contains scenes of extreme violence.
Egypt, Palestine, France/2009/Arabic, English dialogue with English, Arabic subtitles/Colour/DigiBeta/90 mins
Directed by: Samir Abdallah
Contains: Harsh Images - Gore (R)
Interests:: Documentary, Historical, War
2009 | 6th DIFF, Dubai
* Muhr Arabic Documentary
* World Premiere Premiere
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