Israel: New history and post zionist cinema
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-7114.sig.2013.71675Keywords:
History and cinema, new Israeli historians, post zionist cinema, Palestine, memory.Abstract
This article discusses a cultural and political movement that seeks, by reviewing the history of the creation of Israel, to replace recognition of the Palestinians as well as the responsibility for their exile/deportation. Duty of memory and duty of recognition in which Israeli cinema is engaged, and to which filmmaker Eyal Sivan proposes constitute an archive with testimony of the perpetrators. Not only Palestinian victims, but especially Israeli perpetrators, questioning, too, the forms of documentary.
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