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Oct 28

The Viewing Booth // Hot Docs Cinema

Dig deeper into the film's timely themes at our post-screening discussion between director Ra’anan Alexandrowicz (via Skype) and award-winning documentary filmmaker Brett Story (The Hottest August)

Is seeing really believing? In this one-of-a-kind cinematic encounter, filmmaker Ra’anan Alexandrowicz invites Maia Levy, a young Jewish American student and ardent supporter of Israel, to watch videos of life in the West Bank while sitting in a dark lab-like room. We follow Maya’s candid and immediate reactions—empathy, anger, embarrassment, innate biases, healthy curiosity—as she attempts to reconcile the images with her own worldview. What emerges is a vital and multi-layered film that extends far beyond the Israel-Palestine conflict to explore the ways ideas and beliefs shape what we see—and whether non-fiction images can truly capture the truth in our over-saturated digital society.

   

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Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
(416) 637-3123

506 Bloor St West
Toronto ON M5S 1Y3
Canada

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- [ Add to Calendar ] 2021-10-28 23:30:00 2021-10-29 01:18:00 The Viewing Booth // Hot Docs Cinema <p><strong>Dig deeper into the film's timely themes at our post-screening discussion between director Ra’anan Alexandrowicz</strong> <strong>(via Skype)</strong> <strong>and award-winning documentary filmmaker Brett Story (<em>The Hottest August</em>)</strong></p>

506 Bloor St West
Toronto ON M5S 1Y3
Canada

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