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PROMISES by the Promises Film Project, 102 minutes, English subtitles. Show the movie Promises. This movie has been cited by many as the most memorable resource for them as teenagers; it made them pay attention to the conflict. You can show it at the beginning, middle, or end of your unit of study.
PROMISES’ themes will resonate with a wide array of people in your community. The film is well-suited for use in a variety of settings and is especially recommended for use with: > Mosques, churches, and synagogues, including youth groups and religious school classes (grades 6 and up) > Peace and social justice projects and organizations
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I wanted to work with my son on a project where we were the lead players, but knew that realistically it wouldn't happen for us in South Florida so in 2005 I wrote my first feature film script "Promises".
Promises Documentary Lesson. A lesson to accompany the 2001 documentary Promises, which explores the Palestinian-Israeli conflict from the eyes and experiences of Israeli and Palestinian children living in the West Bank.
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- Moishe Bar Am, B.Z. Goldberg, Sanabel Hassan
- Justine Shapiro, Carlos Bolado
- Promises Film Project
Mar 18, 2002 · A Palestinian boy sits on a couch in a home in a West Bank refugee camp and says, “I believe all children are innocent.” That’s the sentiment tested in the new documentary film, Promises. We...
The 2001 documentary Promises offers touching and fresh insight into the Middle East conflict when filmmakers Justine Shapiro, B. Z. Goldberg, and Carlos Bolado travel to this complex and charged city to see what seven children — Palestinian and Israeli — think about war, peace and just growing up.
