Join us this Thurs, 2/12 for FPN’s next film screening of “3000 Nights”, and community discussion. We understand revolutionary love to be a deep love for our land, love for our people, love for our children and love by praxis.

Based on a true story, the film 3,000 Nights explores the resilience of Palestinian women and their commitment to remain steadfast and persevere – often creatively – in the face of Israeli subjugation. 3,000 Nights is an intimate portrait of Palestinian female prisoners held in an Israeli jail in the 1980’s. At the heart of the story is Layal, a pregnant school teacher who’s arrested for suspicion that she acted as an accomplice to a teenage boy accused of attacking a military checkpoint. Layal gave the boy a ride without knowing his intentions. Her husband urges her to lie and claim the boy ambushed and threatened her. Her refusal to do so leads to an eight year prison sentence. The all-female prison houses Palestinian political prisoners and Israeli criminal convicts, and Layal is quickly welcomed as a sister in her cell of fellow Palestinians.

📆: THURS, 2/12

📍: The MWO HUB, 1112 Mount Vernon Street Orlando, FL

⏰: 6 PM

🎫: floridapalestinenetwork.org/tickets

Palestine Film Night: 3000 nights

By Florida Palestine Network

Palestine Film Night: 3000 nights

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