Free film screening at Teton County Library, Ordway Auditorium.

"1948: Creation & Catastrophe" is a documentary that presents the history of the establishment of Israel from the perspective of individuals who lived through it. The film features personal recollections from both Palestinians and Israelis, sharing their first-hand accounts of the creation of a state and the displacement of a nation.

“It is fair and even-handed in its telling of a wrenching, difficult history that features the perspectives of Israelis who saw the 1948 war as their War of Independence, and Palestinians who experienced it as their Nakba, or catastrophe.” -Sandy Tolan (Author, The Lemon Tree), Truthdig

Learn more about the film at https://www.1948movie.com/

Due to the small size of the TGR theater - this event is RSVP only. We are only allowed ~25 participants. After signing up, you will receive full details via email. If you are signing up multiple people, please fill out separate forms. If we have more interest, we will host another event! 

January 10th @ TGR Theater (next to Pinky Gs)

Doors open at 6:15 pm

Start time 6:30 pm

The Film is ~40 minutes, followed by a 1 hour small group discussion. 

This is a safe space to ask questions and have meaningful discussions regarding the war on Gaza. 

If you are unable to join but would like to watch the film, here is a free link: 

https://watch.reelrocktour.com/videos/rr17-resistanceclimbing