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‘In the Gaza Sea’

At Guild Hall
By
Star Staff

    The 10th annual free winter film series at Guild Hall, presented in partnership with the East Hampton Library, kicks off Sunday at 4:30 p.m. with “A Bottle in the Gaza Sea,” the story of a 17-year-old French girl who emigrates to Israel with her family. Distressed by the hatred between Israelis and Palestinians, she writes a letter expressing her feelings and puts it into a bottle that her brother throws into the sea near Gaza. A few weeks later, she receives an email from a young Palestinian boy, and a long-distance friendship develops.

    An international co-production, shot in French, Arabic, and Hebrew, the film is based on a young-adult novel by Valerie Zenatti.

    Upcoming programs include “Teddy Bear,” a Danish film that will be screened on Jan. 19, and “La Sirga,” a drama set in Colombia, scheduled for Jan. 26.

 

 

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