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The dead still have a name

May 8, 2015
1h 19m
★ 4.2

Overview

In 2010 the Freedom Flotilla attempts to break the Israeli blockade of Gaza. In international waters the flotilla is attacked by the Israeli army and 9 people are killed. 9 anonymous people. But the dead still have a name. In 2014 Gaza is attacked by Israel. 2131 Palestinians are killed, among them 513 children. 513 dead children. But the dead children still have names. The film is about a Jewish person who has made a political journey from the Vietnam war to Gaza. This person is the paediatrician Henry Ascher, who lost his fathers entire family in the Holocaust.

Genres

Documentary

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Filmateljén

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Cast

Henry Ascher

Himself

Henry Ascher

Henning Mankell

Himself

Henning Mankell

Dror Feiler

Himself

Dror Feiler

Maria-Pia Boëthius

Herself

Maria-Pia Boëthius

Pnina Feiler

Herself

Pnina Feiler

Hannah Ascher

Herself

Hannah Ascher

Aron Ascher

Himself

Aron Ascher

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