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Docs for Gaza: Kinema Streams Films for Charity
16 Jun
Summary
- Kinema offers two films, 'Holding Liat' and 'Everything You Have Is Yours'.
- Half of all ticket proceeds will be donated to the Gaza Soup Kitchen.
- The releases support progressive Jewish organizations advocating for Palestinian rights.
The streaming platform Kinema is presenting two impactful documentaries for home viewing. "Holding Liat," a Berlinale winner, and DOC NYC premiere "Everything You Have Is Yours," are available for a limited period. Each film ticket costs $5, with 50% of the proceeds designated for the Gaza Soup Kitchen.
"Holding Liat," directed by Brandon Kramer, streams until Thursday, June 18, featuring a virtual Q&A. "Everything You Have Is Yours," by Tatyana Tenenbaum, will stream from June 21-25, also with a virtual Q&A. These releases represent a partnership between the filmmakers and Jewish organizations Rabbis for Ceasefire and Expanding Our Conversation on Israel/Palestine, who advocate for Palestinian freedom and dignity.
"Holding Liat" tells the story of Liat Beinin Atzili's family after she and her husband were taken hostage by Hamas, emphasizing their refusal to demonize Palestinians. "Everything You Have Is Yours" explores the complexities of Israeli identity and culture through choreographer Hadar Ahuvia, envisioning a Jewish culture beyond Zionism and featuring diverse voices. Kinema, a platform empowering filmmakers, facilitates these socially conscious releases.
