Episode 8: Home
UNDERCURRENTS21 Sep 2021

Episode 8: Home

Israeli Jewish filmmaker Lia Tarachansky shares a powerful story of shared humanity, shared home, and challenges all of us who live on settled land.

Palestinian poet Izzy Hawamda shares beautiful art throughout this episode as he grieves the ongoing tragedies of the occupation, as well as sharing his hopes for the future.

Transcript is here.

Show notes:

A link to Lia Tarachensky’s feature film “On the side of the road” where she explores Israeli soldiers’ collective denial of their roles in displacing Palestinians.

https://vimeo.com/117772052

A link to Lia’s short film OCEAN which juxtaposed raw audio from her field recordings of the 2014 Gaza War, with images from her new life in Toronto: https://vimeo.com/181224988

MCC’s A Cry For Home campaign which is packed with stories, videos, fact sheets, and more:

https://mcccanada.ca/learn/where/middle-east/palestine-israel/cry-for-home

Sponsored by Kindred Credit Union

Editorial assistance by Christen Kong

Mixed by Francois Goudrealt of Hello Francy Sound and Music

Original music by Brian MacMillan
Artwork by Jesse Bergen

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