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SUMMARY:IDFA x De Balie: Collapse
DTSTAMP:20261023T202516Z
DTSTART:20261115T183000Z
DESCRIPTION:On October 7\, 2023\, Israeli filmmaker Anet Even lost her home
	 and friends in the\nHamas attack on Kibbutz Nir Oz. Now\, she returns to 
	document what remains\nthere—destroyed homes and the stench of death—and w
	hat is happening on the other\nside of the barrier that has stood there si
	nce the 1990s. A genocide is taking\nplace in real time\, with bombs strik
	ing as she films.\n\nThe filmmaker does not exempt herself from scrutiny: 
	in voice-over\, she reflects\non her own conflicted relationship with the 
	events and her country. She is a\nfervent opponent of the current governme
	nt\, but does not know how to channel\nthat opposition. Her dilemmas emerg
	e in conversations with her more activist\nfriend Ariel Cypel\, a playwrig
	ht living in Paris.\n\nAnet Even films her attempts to enter Gaza and docu
	ments a gathering of settlers\nwho plan to build in Gaza and proclaim this
	 by chanting\, “Occupy\, expel\,\nsettle.” An introspective and revealing 
	film essay on loss\, grief\, revenge\,\ndehumanization and indifference.\n
	\nIDFA x De Balie\nDe Balie has selected six of the best films featured at
	 IDFA. Documentaries on a\nwide range of subjects\, that share a common th
	read: they are auteur-driven\nworks\, created with a distinct artistic vis
	ion. Films that use the camera as a\ntool of expression\, rather than mere
	 registration. Join us after each screening\nfor a conversation hosted by 
	De Balie\, with filmmakers and notable guests.
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/idfa-x-de-balie-collapse
GEO:52.3630433;4.8828596
LOCATION:De Balie - Kleine-Gartmanplantsoen 10\, 1017 RR Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,documentary,film,leidseplein
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>On October 7, 2023, Israeli filmmak
	er Anet Even lost her home and friends in the Hamas attack on Kibbutz Nir 
	Oz. Now, she returns to document what remains there—destroyed homes and th
	e stench of death—and what is happening on the other side of the barrier t
	hat has stood there since the 1990s. A genocide is taking place in real ti
	me, with bombs striking as she films.</strong></p> <p>The filmmaker does n
	ot exempt herself from scrutiny: in voice-over, she reflects on her own co
	nflicted relationship with the events and her country. She is a fervent op
	ponent of the current government, but does not know how to channel that op
	position. Her dilemmas emerge in conversations with her more activist frie
	nd Ariel Cypel, a playwright living in Paris.</p> <p>Anet Even films her a
	ttempts to enter Gaza and documents a gathering of settlers who plan to bu
	ild in Gaza and proclaim this by chanting, “Occupy, expel, settle.” An int
	rospective and revealing film essay on loss, grief, revenge, dehumanizatio
	n and indifference.</p> <p><strong>IDFA x De Balie</strong><br>De Balie ha
	s selected six of the best films featured at IDFA. Documentaries on a wide
	 range of subjects, that share a common thread: they are auteur-driven wor
	ks, created with a distinct artistic vision. Films that use the camera as 
	a tool of expression, rather than mere registration. Join us after each sc
	reening for a conversation hosted by De Balie, with filmmakers and notable
	 guests.</p>
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