Seeds of Peace
Documentary Film Projects
SEEDS, 2004
SEEDS is an intimate and candid documentary of the incredible stories and experiences at the heart of Seeds of Peace and it shows exactly how it feels to come from a region of conflict surrounded by hatred and violence and learn to coexist with "The Enemy." It is a fascinating first-person testament that reveals how, with effort and determination, a peaceful future may be achieved. Principal photography occurred during sessions held in the summer of 2002 and editing commenced in April of 2003. This full-length documentary film, produced by Merge:Media, premiered June 2004 at the Silverdocs Film Festival in Silver Spring, MD and is now showing at international film festivals. Click here for more information on SEEDS.
The SEEDS movie is now available!
SEEDS is now available for purchase by schools, colleges, libraries and community groups for educational purposes. If you are a student or faculty member, we encourage you to ask your school (ex: libraries or specific teachers) to purchase a copy of the DVD. Most schools and universities have discretionary funds for such purposes. If students or faculty can make a case for a particular film, the school can easily purchase the film together with the “Rights of Public Performance” which allow the school to use the film in their classrooms as needed. To purchase a copy, please contact Marj Safinia at info@mergemedia.tv.
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The Life and Death of Asel Asleh, 2000/2002
Seeds of Peace graduates have produced two documentary short films on the life and death of Arab-Israeli Seed of Peace Asel Asleh, a leader in life and victim of the eruption of Israeli-Palestinian violence in the fall of 2000. The Seeds of Peace Center presents all of the films, in addition to arranging screenings at Cinematheque theaters in Jerusalem, Tel-Aviv, and Haifa. The second film, produced in 2002, won first place at the 2003 International Student Film Festival.
Peace of Mind, 1997
Israeli and Palestinian Seeds of Peace graduates jointly produced the award-winning documentary video Peace of Mind in 1997-98 under the direction of professional staff from the Global Action Project.
