Scope: screen industry views

Jasmine Crittenden; Tara Judah; Paul Callaghan; Russell Edwards; Liz Giuffre

Scope: screen industry views

Jasmine Crittenden, Tara Judah, Paul Callaghan, Russell Edwards, Liz Giuffre

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Abstract

Ten years ago, when the Australia Israel Cultural Exchange (AICE) Israeli Film Festival began, its goal was to depoliticise Australian perceptions of Israel - to explore the every-day living that goes on beyond media head-lines. As the event has expanded, however, it has become more reflective of all aspects of the Israeli film scene. Last year's program included nine works that directly confront the Arab-Israeli conflict, an increased representation of younger voices and even a selection of genre films.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	122-127
Number of pages	6
Journal	Metro
Issue number	179
Publication status	Published - 2014
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

International relations
Film festivals
Motion pictures--Production and direction
Arab-Israeli conflict
Israel
Australia

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Scope: screen industry views

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