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Directed by | James Longley
![](icons/spacer.gif) Genre documentary | Length: 74mins | Year of production: 2002
![](icons/spacer.gif) �I wanted to make a film that would convey not only the hard facts of life inside the Gaza Strip, but also the emotions, sensations and driving desires of the people I filmed. I made the film to fill a gap in our knowledge and a blind spot in our thinking about this conflict, but more than anything this film is an attempt to record the humanity of the people I met there, the thing that is impossible to tell in words.' (Director � James Longley)
�Beautiful, heartbreaking, raw and revealing� � Daily Star (Beirut)
�In the best verite tradition, there are moments in Gaza Strip that disclose a wrenching human reality deeper and more basic than any politics� � New York Times
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