HW4P Solidarity on Screen - The Teacher

Stand in solidarity with Palestine through films.

Learn about health BDS campaigns and actions.

Join the movement for justice and health solidarity.

Continuing our Solidarity on Screen series, we are pleased to present this impactful film.

Join the post-screening Q&A with the Oscar-nominated and BAFTA AWARD WINNING filmmaker

• FARAH NABULSI

Farah Nabulsi is an Academy Award®-nominated and BAFTA®-winning Palestinian-British filmmaker. She has been writing and producing fiction narrative films since 2016.

Her first short film, Today They Took My Son, was endorsed by British director Ken Loach and screened at the United Nations. Her directorial debut, The Present, won over 60 International Film Festival Awards, a BAFTA® Award and an Oscar® Nomination. It was licensed internationally to Canal+ and Netflix.

In 2023, Farah made her feature-length debut with The Teacher, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and has won over 18 International Film Festival Awards. It was BAFTA-Longlisted for Outstanding Debut (2024) and BIFA-Longlisted in 3 categories (2023).

Farah has been invited to serve as a jury member at numerous film festivals. She is also a voting member of both the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) and the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA).

Then, channel our anguish & righteous anger with positive actions through health BDS campaigns - No Palantir in the NHS & Boycott TEVA
Let’s continue to strengthen our collective commitment to Palestine’s liberation.
WITNESS - LEARN - ACT

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All proceeds go to HW4P Solidarity Fund and Hassala (est.1993, UK-registered charity #1029450).

Hassala stands as a cultural and humanitarian intervention. Initiated by the collective Artists Together, Hassala exists to support the survival - both physical and creative - of Palestinian artists in Gaza who continue to resist, create, and remember through their work. Gaza's artists have been killed, displaced and starved. Hassala offers urgent support to ensure this generation - Gaza's cultural memory-keepers - can endure what has been lost today and have the tools, strength, and support to tell their story tomorrow.

www.hassala.art

@gaza.hassala

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