Film screening: - A Caged Bird’s Song
Monday 14/3 @ 6:00 pm
A documentary film about the struggle of students to reach their academic institutions. By Sobhi Zobai
(2003. 30 Minutes. Arabic with English Subtitles)
In cooperation with Birzeit University. **

Children's activity:- Children's stories "Dakdouk"
Thursday 17/3 @ 5:00pm
The classic Palestinian folk tale will be told in dance and music by performer Fadi Al-ghoul in Arabic. In cooperation with Safar for art.
** Supported by Australia Aid. 

Book Launch: Khalil Sakakini Diaries (1919-1922) Vol. III
Monday 21/3@6:00 pm
In cooperation with the Institute for Jerusalem Studies, and funded by the Ford Foundation, the Prince Claus Fund, and the A.M. Qattan Foundation.

 Art Exhibition    "Immortality"

Thursday 24/3
Munther Jawabra will present his latest work in Acrylic painting.

Films you like    "the river "

Film Screening and discussion : -" The River "
Sunday 27/3 @5:00 pm
Dr. Alia Arasoghly will discuss the film.
Considered a classic of the Iraqi screen, an adaptation of “The River and Ashes” by Mohammad Shakir al-Sab`.The film is in the style of Italian Neo- Realism.
Mahmoud is an intellectual and a rebel who has no future. The boss who controls the river exploits the fishermen who work hard but who don’t make enough to live on. Mahmoud organizes them but then disappears in mysterious circumstances. Salah continues the struggle.

(Director, Faisal Alyasiry. Iraq, 1978. 110 mins.) 

The Khalil Sakakini Cultural Centre is a non-governmental, non-profit organization founded in 1996. Located in Ramallah in a restored traditional mansion, it works in three areas: The visual arts, Palestinian identity & narrative, and holding regular public activities such as: Art exhibits, concerts, literary events, film screenings, children's activities, & lectures. Http://www.sakakini.org. Telefax: (02) 298 73 75/4.

THANK YOU AND HOPE TO SEE YOU AT ALL THESE EVENTS!

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