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Discordia

Documents events, personalities, and disparate points of view that surround the cancellation of former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's scheduled speech at Montreal's Concordia University on Sept. 9, 2002. Campus administrators cancel the speech after a violent clash between anti-Netanyahu student protesters and campus riot police. The film follows three Concordia students in the wake of the protest.

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  • "When Netanyahu came to town--"@en
  • "When Netanyahu came to town"@en

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  • "Documentaire. Montréal, 9 septembre 2002 : au moment où s'amorce la session d'automne à l'Université Concordia, l'annonce de la visite prochaine sur le campus de l'ancien premier ministre israélien Benjamin Netanyahu, sensé prononcer un discours, attise les passions. Le soir me?me, les émeutes à Concordia défraient la manchette internationale, de CNN à al-Jazeera. Les réalisateurs du film, Ben Addelman et Samir Mallal, tous deux diplo?més de l'Université Concordia, suivent trois jeunes activistes du campus pendant l'année la plus formatrice de leur vie. Samer Elatrash, fils éloquent et impulsif de réfugiés palestiniens, croise le fer avec Noah Sarna, coprésident de l'association étudiante juive Hillel. Au coeur de la tourmente se trouve Aaron Mate, vice-président du conseil étudiant de l'Université Concordia (CSU), qui critique les politiques d'Israe?l, mais dont les parents ont survécu à l'Holocauste. Ensemble, les deux cinéastes tracent le portrait caustique du milieu étudiant et rappellent l'importance de l'ouverture d'esprit."
  • "Montréal, le 9 septembre 2002 : au moment où s'amorce la session d'automne à l'Université Concordia, l'annonce de la visite prochaine sur le campus de l'ancien premier ministre israélien Benjamin Netanyahu, sensé prononcer un discours, attise les passions. Le soir même, "les émeutes de Concordia" défraient la manchette internationale, de CNN à al-Jazeera. Écrite et réalisée par Ben Addelman et Samir Mallal, tous deux diplômés de fraîche date de l'Université Concordia, la production de l'ONF suit trois jeunes activistes du campus pendant l'année la plus formatrice de leur vie. Samer Elatrash, fils éloquent et impulsif de réfugiés palestiniens, croise le fer avec Noah Sarna, coprésident de l'association étudiante juive Hillel, étroitement liée à Israël. Au coeur de la tourmente se trouve Aaron Maté, vice-président du conseil étudiant, qui critique vertement les politiques d'Israël, mais dont les parents ont survécu à l'Holocauste. Ensemble, Addelman et Mallal possèdent un héritage culturel des plus riches--hindouisme, judaïsme, islam--auquel ils allient la vitalité de la jeunesse. Ils sautent dans la mêlée armés de leur seule témérité et d'une caméra. Nourris par les compositions de la vedette hip-hop Buck 65, ils tracent un portrait caustique du milieu étudiant et rappellent l'importance de l'ouverture d'esprit."
  • "Documents events, personalities, and disparate points of view that surround the cancellation of former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's scheduled speech at Montreal's Concordia University on Sept. 9, 2002. Campus administrators cancel the speech after a violent clash between anti-Netanyahu student protesters and campus riot police. The film follows three Concordia students in the wake of the protest."@en
  • "This film documents events, personalities, and disparate points of view that surround the cancellation of former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's scheduled speech at Montreal's Concordia University on Sept. 9, 2002. Campus administrators cancel the speech, which was arranged by the Jewish student group Hillel, after a violent clash between anti-Netanyahu student protesters and campus riot police. The film follows three Concordia students in the wake of the protest: Samer Elatrash (a member of Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights and the son of Palestinian refugees), Noah Sarna (co-president of the campus Hillel), and Aaron Mate (vice president of the Concordia Student Union and a Jewish supporter of Palestine solidarity)."@en
  • "It's September 9, 2002, and a scheduled appearance by Benjamin Netanyahu, the former Israeli prime minister, has sparked heated debate at Montreal's Concordia University. By the end of the day, the "Concordia riot" has made international news, from CNN to Al-Jazeera. Discordia documents the fallout from that eventful day--following three young campus activists as they negotiate the most formative year of their lives."@en
  • "It's September 9, 2002, and a scheduled appearance by Benjamin Netanyahu, the former Israeli prime minister, has sparked heated debate at Montreal's Concordia University. By the end of the day, the "Concordia riot" has made international news, from CNN to Al-Jazeera. Discordia documents the fallout from that eventful day--following three young campus activists as they negotiate the most formative year of their lives. Samer Elatrash, articulate and impulsive, is the son of Palestinian refugees and active with Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights. Noah Sarna, the soft-spoken co-president of the Jewish students' association Hillel, is passionate in his support for the state of Israel. Aaron Maté, a VP of the student council, finding himself at the eye of the storm, seeks advice from his father, a Holocaust survivor, and Noam Chomsky, a leading critic of Israeli policies. Filmmakers Ben Addelman and Samir Mallal jump into the fray with street-smart bravado and a handheld camera. Buoyed along by hip-hop artist Buck 65, they offer a tonic reflection on the current state of Canadian student activism--and the enduring value of a tolerant and open mind."@en
  • "It's September 9, 2002, and a scheduled appearance by Benjamin Netanyahu, the former Israeli prime minister, has sparked heated debate at Montreal's Concordia University. By the end of the day, the "Concordia riot" has made international news, from CNN to Al-Jazeera. Discordia documents the fallout from that eventful day--following three young campus activists as they negotiate the most formative year of their lives. Samer Elatrash, articulate and impulsive, is the son of Palestinian refugees and active with Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights. Noah Sarna, the soft-spoken co-president of the Jewish students' association Hillel, is passionate in his support for the state of Israel. Aaron Maté, a VP of the student council, finding himself at the eye of the storm, seeks advice from his father, a Holocaust survivor, and Noam Chomsky, a leading critic of Israeli policies. Filmmakers Ben Addelman and Samir Mallal jump into the fray with street-smart bravado and a handheld camera. Buoyed along by hip-hop artist Buck 65, they offer a tonic reflection on the current state of Canadian student activism--and the enduring value of a tolerant and open mind."
  • ""It's September 9, 2002, and a scheduled appearance by Benjamin Netanyahu, the former Israeli prime minister, has sparked heated debate at Montreal's Concordia University. By the end of the day, the 'Concordia Riot' has made international news, from CNN to Al-Jazeera ... [this documentary examines] the fallout from that eventful day, following three young activists ... Samer Elatrash ... is active with Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights. Noah Sarna, the ... co-president of the Jewish students' association Hillel ... [and] Aaron Mat,̌ a [vice-president] of the student council, and Noam Chomsky, a leading critic of Israeli policies."--Container."@en
  • "Documentaire. Montréal, 9 septembre 2002 : au moment où s'amorce la session d'automne à l'Université Concordia, l'annonce de la visite prochaine sur le campus de l'ancien premier ministre israélien Benjamin Netanyahu, sensé prononcer un discours, attise les passions. Le soir même, les émeutes à Concordia défraient la manchette internationale, de CNN à al-Jazeera. Les réalisateurs du film, Ben Addelman et Samir Mallal, tous deux diplômés de l'Université Concordia, suivent trois jeunes activistes du campus pendant l'année la plus formatrice de leur vie. Samer Elatrash, fils éloquent et impulsif de réfugiés palestiniens, croise le fer avec Noah Sarna, coprésident de l'association étudiante juive Hillel. Au coeur de la tourmente se trouve Aaron Mate, vice-président du conseil étudiant de l'Université Concordia (CSU), qui critique les politiques d'Israël, mais dont les parents ont survécu à l'Holocauste. Ensemble, les deux cinéastes tracent le portrait caustique du milieu étudiant et rappellent l'importance de l'ouverture d'esprit."

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  • "Video recordings for the hearing impaired"@en
  • "Nonfiction films"@en
  • "Documentary films"@en
  • "Feature films"@en
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  • "Ressources Internet"
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  • "Discordia"@en
  • "Discordia"
  • "Discordia [when Netanyahu came to town]"
  • "Discordia [when Netanyahu came to town]"@en
  • "Discordia when Netanyahu came to town"@en

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