House of Hope: New film follows a Waldorf-inspired school in the West Bank
- At one point in the documentary, House of Hope, the protagonist, Manar Wahhab, breaks down in a classroom corner in the school she founded with her husband in the occupied West Bank.
- “To step into someone’s life with a camera at the moment when they’re really down, it feels a little bit uncomfortable, but we made the choice together to keep filming during these moments.
- I wanted the audience to be there with them,” director Marjolein Busstra told Al Jazeera.
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- At one point in the documentary, House of Hope, the protagonist, Manar Wahhab, breaks down in a classroom corner in the school she founded with her husband in the occupied West Bank.
- “To step into someone’s life with a camera at the moment when they’re really down, it feels a little bit uncomfortable, but we made the choice together to keep filming during these moments.
- I wanted the audience to be there with them,” director Marjolein Busstra told Al Jazeera.
Sources: Al Jazeera