As introduced in the surprisingly heartening documentary of the same name, Budrus is a small agricultural settlement in the West Bank, definitely not the kind of place you'd expect a popular movement encouraging nonviolent resistance to take root and grow. But that, as this Julia Bacha-directed film shows, is what took place.
Read Turans's full review of "Budrus" at the LA TimesBudrus
Community organizer Ayed Morrar seeks help from Palestinian and Israeli activists to help his village mount nonviolent protests against Israel's expropriation of their West Bank land.
Director: Julia Bacha
Genres: Culture & Society, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues
Movie times and tickets from Fandango for "Budrus"
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