Oriented 

Documentary Competition, Arabic, Hebrew, English, (2015 , 87 min. ) Directed by: Jake Witzenfeld

Screenwriter:  Producers: Ruth Cats, Jake Witzenfeld

Cinematographer: David Stragmeister, Omar Sawalha, Michael Miroshnik

Editor: Nili Feller

Music: Tamir Muskat, Zohar Barzilai

Cast: Khader Abu Seif, Fadi Daeem, Naeem Jiryes

In a place and time where conflict dictates everyday life, three gay Palestinian-Israelis offer an intimate glimpse of their lives as the personal is relentlessly made political. Working against media misrepresentations of being oppressed by Palestinian communities, and struggling against the occupation from the “inside,” these young people are neither sell-outs nor in need of saving. 
 
Inspired by post-colonial theorist Edward Said’s theories of Orientalism, first-time British filmmaker Jake Witzenfeld carefully crafts a fly-on-the-wall portrait of three friends navigating the possibilities of life and love in contemporary Tel Aviv.
-Roya Rastegar


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