Good Garbage

Name: Good Garbage
Director: Ada Ushpiz,Shosh Shlam
Released: 2012

Ada Ushpiz Shosh Shlam 2012

The Hebron Hills garbage dump serves the Israeli settlements in the area and is a source of livelihood for 200 Palestinian families from nearby. The violent daily struggle for scraps of metal in the dump distracts from other everyday pains and they keep dreaming about success and education which would extricate them from the trap of the dump.

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Running Time:

91/55 min.

Spoken Languages:

Arabic

Subtitles:

English, Hebrew

Directors:

Ada Ushpiz Shosh Shlam

Producers:

Ada Ushpiz, Shosh Shlam

Cinematographers:

Danor Glazer

Editors:

Bracha Zisman Cohen

Ecology, Environment

Economy

Israeli-Palestinian Co..

Middle Eastern Studies

Festival Participation

Jerusalem International Film Festival - 2012

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