Synopsis
*Five Broken Cameras* follows the story of Emad Burnat, a farmer from the Palestinian village of Bil’in, known for its nonviolent resistance against the Israeli army’s encroachment on village land to accommodate Jewish settlements. In 2005, Emad buys his first camera to document the birth of his fourth son, Gibreel. As the film progresses, he becomes a chronicler of an intensifying conflict, capturing the destruction of olive trees, loss of life, and the construction of a wall separating Israeli settlements from the village.
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Principal cast & crew: 13
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Edited by Guy DavidiShot by Emad BurnatScored by Le Trio Joubran
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- 5 Broken Camerasen
- 5 cámaras rotases
- 5 caméras briséesfr
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13 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Emad Burnat
as Self - Narrator
Soraya Burnat
as Self - Wife of Emad
Mohammed Burnat
as Self - Son of Emad
Yasin Burnat
as Self - Son of Emad
Taky Adin Burnat
as Self - Son of Emad
Gibreel Burnat
as Self - Son of Emad
Muhammad Burnat
as Self - Father of Emad
Bassem Abu Rahma
as Self - Protester
Adeeb Abu Rahma
as Self - Protester
Ashraf Abu Rahma
as Self - Protester
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