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Gaza E.R.: Filmmaker Notes

Director, Olly Lambert, explains what it was like to shoot inside Shifa Hospital in the 'eye of this huge international storm,' the difficulties faced by Palestinians every day, and the culture shock one experiences when crossing from Israel into the Gaza Strip

Aug 14th, 2007

Gaza E.R.: Fatah vs. Hamas

The divisions between the two main Palestinian political factions, Fatah and Hamas, are not religious - as nearly all Palestinian Muslims are from the Sunni branch of Islam - but rather ideological differences in objectives, governance, and relations with Israel.

Aug 14th, 2007

Gaza E.R.: Credits

Credits for Gaza E.R.

Aug 14th, 2007

Gaza E.R.: Map: In and Out of Gaza

The Gaza Strip is often described as the “world’s largest open-air prison” due to the virtual immobility of its population. The 1.4 million residents (three-quarters of them refugees and half under the age of 14) are surrounded by fences and walls to the north, east, and south, and have limited access to the Mediterranean Sea to the west.

Aug 14th, 2007

Dishing Democracy: Filmmaker Notes: Bregtje van der Haak

What inspired me to make Dishing Democracy is the fact that in my recent work and travels in the Middle East and in the Arab world, I recognized the presence and the importance of satellite TV, which has been around for roughly 17 years now.

Jul 31st, 2007

Dishing Democracy: Arab TV Guide

This Arab TV Guide highlights other popular programs throughout the Middle East.

Jul 31st, 2007

Dishing Democracy: Handbook: Satellite Television in the Arab World

The introduction of satellite television in the Middle East in the early 1990s completely transformed its media landscape. Satellite channels set in motion the emergence of modern TV journalism, live debate and reality TV.

Jul 31st, 2007

Dishing Democracy: Credits




Jul 31st, 2007

Dishing Democracy: Resources

Links to information on the media and human rights groups in the Arab World.

Jul 31st, 2007

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Dishing Democracy: Full Episode

WIDE ANGLE goes behind the scenes at Arab television channel MBC in Cairo for an inside look at the hit all-female talk show, KALAM NAWAEM, whose hosts are using the power of transnational satellite TV to push social reform.

Jul 31st, 2007

Brazil in Black and White: Filmmaker Notes




Jul 29th, 2007

Brazil in Black and White: Resources

Links to information on Brazil, and race and racial discrimination there.

Jul 29th, 2007

The Dying Fields: Global Cotton Industry: Cotton Production and Consumption Worldwide




Jul 28th, 2007

The Sand Castle: Credits




Jul 24th, 2007

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