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• Among the films are two Palestinian short films including Bafta-winning The Present (2020) by Farah Nabulsi and the premier of Gaza Bride 17 (2025) by Waseem Khair.

  according to New Statesman

• The finale of season 2 of the Hardacres airs on 18 June.

  according to New Statesman

• The Arab Film Club: An Afternoon of Shorts and Q A will be hosted on 28 June at the Southbank Centre. [Further reading: Banning people for their ideas will backfire on Britain ] Related

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• The scale is vast – it is impossible to tear your eyes away. “What we can fathom and what we can picture is one child, one family and one name,” Agha said. “The purpose of the show is not to evoke sympathy from an audience, at least not sympathy alone.

  according to New Statesman

• Photo by Amir Hussain Ibrahimi When you’re Palestinian,” Sarah Agha says, “every choice you make is political.” Agha is both a prominent pro-Palestinian activist and an actor currently starring in the Hardacres , the period drama based on the series of novels by C L Skelton, whose finale airs tonight on Channel 5.

  according to New Statesman

• The play was directed and written by Elias Matar with Agha co-devising.

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• Agha was born to a Palestinian father and an Irish mother, and grew up in London.

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• And when you’re Palestinian, you either have to reject your identity entirely and pretend that pain doesn’t exist, which is near impossible, or you accept it, and every choice you make is political,” Agha says.

  according to New Statesman

• Even during a bombardment, Renad’s grandmother asks her shaking grandchild, “is the washing done?” as a way of distracting her and breaking the tension.

  according to New Statesman

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