Sunday, November 5, 12:00 PM EDT

Dear Friends of Palestine Museum US

For the first time, the film Farha will be screened virtually by the Palestine Museum US this Sunday at Noon US EST. The film director Darin J. Sallam will join us for the post-screening Q&A discussions.
 
About the Film
Farha is a 14-year-old girl who lives in a small village in Palestine, 1948. Girls her age are traditionally married off or spoken for yet Farha wants to continue her education despite traditions and the restrictions of schooling in her village to boys only. Inseparable from her best friend Farida, who lives in the city but who spends weekends in the village, Farha dreams of joining her at a school in the city. Life in the village is threatened and aggressively changed by the looming danger. Just when Farha’s father is finally convinced and Farha’s dream is at last coming true, the danger comes closer to their village. As violence escalates, Farha is brutally separated from Farida. Terrorized for his daughter’s safety and fearing for her life, Farha’s father locks her up in a concealed, small food storage space by the house, promising to return. But he never does.

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Trailer: FARHA (2021) - HD Trailer - English Subtitles - YouTube