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The Israeli and Arab women involved in a special film class, which morphed into the award-winning film CINEMA SABAYA. Written and directed by Orit Fouks Rotem, pictured from L-R: Ruth Landau as (Gila) Liora Levi (Carmela,) Joanna Said (Souad) Yulia Tagil (Yelena,) Orit Samuel (Eti,) Dana Ivgy (Rona) (seated on table) Aseel Farhat (Nahed,) Marlene Bajali (Awatef,) and Amal Murkus as Nasrin. Photos: Kino Lorber.
Israeli and Arab Women Join Together in Orit Fouks Rotem’s “Cinema Sabaya”
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