Yapım Tarihi - 2006
Süre - 00:53:00
Format - Uzun Belgesel, Renkli, İngilizce, Kanada
Yönetmen - Eylem Kaftan, Malcolm Guy
Kanada’da kalma mücadelesi veren Cezayirli mültecilerle ilgili ‘Bledi, Evimiz
Burası’ isimli filmini Malcolm Guy ile birlikte 2006 yılında tamamladı.
Yönetmenin üçüncü belgeseli Bledi, Bizim Evimiz Burası filminde, Kanada’da kalma
mücadelesi veren Cezayirli mültecileri anlattı. Bu filmi, Québec televizyonu
Télé-Québec için gerçekleştirdi. Film dünya prömiyerini 9. İstanbul 1001
belgesel film festivalinde yaptı.
9.
1001 Belgesel Film Festivali. 2006
Kaynak
pmm.qc.ca/bledi
Bledi, This is Our Home
A film by Malcolm Guy and Eylem Kaftan
2006, 53 min, video, documentary, o.v. French with English sub-titles.
Produced by Lucie Pageau
Diffusion Multi-Monde
Fleeing their war-torn homeland, forty thousand Algerians come to Montreal,
Quebec in the 1990’s. Many are refused refugee status and are not allowed to
study or work normally. Years go by, children are born and Canada becomes home.
Then comes 911. Deportations begin.
The “non-status Algerians” decide to fight to stay in Canada. Bledi, This is Our
Home follows some of the key actors in a roller-coaster of direct actions,
lobbying efforts, victories and setbacks. For the first time in Canadian history,
the tradition of sanctuary is violated when Mohamed Cherfi is dragged out of a
Quebec City church... then tossed in a U.S. jail.
Dramatic and personal, Bledi, This is Our Home raises crucial questions about
Canada’s refugee policies and its treatment of Muslims and Arabs.
Kaynak
pmm.qc.ca/bledi
Belgeseli Satın Alabilirsiniz
http://www.pmm.qc.ca/english/spip.php?article30
Bledi, This is Our Home
A film by Malcolm Guy and Eylem Kaftan
Documentary, 53 minutes
Original version: French (Bledi, mon pays est ici)
English subtitles (Bledi, This is Our Home)
The “non-status Algerians” decide to fight to stay in Canada. Bledi, This is Our
Home follows some of the key actors in a roller-coaster of direct actions,
lobbying efforts, victories and setbacks. For the first time in Canadian history,
the tradition of sanctuary is violated when Mohamed Cherfi is dragged out of a
Quebec City church… then tossed in a U.S. jail. Dramatic and personal, Bledi,
This is Our Home raises crucial questions about Canada’s refugee policies and
its treatment of Muslims and Arabs.
