“Shot on location in the West Bank over a period of almost a year, Drying up Palestine illustrates the stresses and strains imposed on Palestinian society by Israel’s almost total control over access to water and sewage facilities in the Occupied Territories. Told in the words of ordinary inhabitants, the film creates a compelling portrait of the impact of military occupation on everyday life.”
- Planet in Focus Film Festival
Categories: agriculture · drinking water · film · groundwater · international · middle east
Tagged: water, israel, agriculture, middle east, human_rights, nice, occupation, occupied territories, palestine, farming
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