Folket i byn Nabi Saleh, på Västbanken, protesterar varje vecka mot den israeliska ockupationen sedan fyra år tillbaka.

 

Yuval Auron föddes i Ramat Gan och växte upp i byn Kfar Shalom , som ordagrant betyder "fred byn ", en liten by av både palestinska och judiska invånare .Yuval är en politisk aktivist , främst med fokus på den palestinska kampen . Under 2009 spenderade han en och en halv månad i ett militärt fängelse efter att ha vägrat att ta värvning i armén . Han bor för närvarande i Tel Aviv och studerar teater i Nisan Nativ .

 

"Ibland är jag rädd , ibland drabbas jag"  är hans första försök till filmskapande .

 

Last summer I was shooting a short documentary film about the children of the village of A Nabi Salech in the west-bank. its ready now..

If you want, vote for it for the "audience choice" pries in 2 festivals were it takes part.. 

You are welcome to share, screen and do any use with the film. 

All the best,

Yuval Auron

 

Synopsis

The people of Nabi Saleh, in the West Bank, have been holding weekly protests against the Israeli occupation for four years. Through a series of interviews with the village's children, we learn of their unique and personal perspective of the struggle: how they cope with the constant state of violence around them, as they see their parents being arrested and family members being killed, and if and when they see some hope in their situation.

  

Biography

Yuval Auron was born in Ramat Gan and grew up in the village of Kfar Shalom, which literally means "Peace village", a small village of both Palestinian and Jewish residents.

Yuval is a political activist, focusing mainly on the Palestinian struggle. In 2009, he spent a month and a half in a military prison after refusing to enlist to the army. He currently resides in Tel Aviv and studies theatre in Nisan Nativ.

Sometimes I'm Afraid, Sometimes I Hit is his first attempt at filmmaking.