A Plate of Sardines
| A Plate of Sardines طبق السردين | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Omar Amiralay |
| Produced by | Grains de Sable |
| Narrated by | Omar Amiralay Mohamed Malas |
| Edited by | Domminique Pâris |
| Distributed by | Grains de Sable |
Release date | 1997 |
Running time | 17 minutes |
| Country | Template:France |
| Languages | Arabic, French and English subtitels |
A Plate of Sardines (Arabic: طبق السردين) is a Syrian documentary film by the director Omar Amiralay. This short documentary tells Amiralay's own story about how he first heard of Israel. In his own words, "The first time I heard of Israel, it was in Beirut, talking about a sardine dish. I was 6 years old, Israel was 2." The film records Amiralay's filmmaker friend Mohamed Malas own reflections on his own native city of Quneitra before and after the Israeli-occupation and later liberation of the city. All the while strolling around the ruins of what's left of Quneitra.[1]
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