The award-winning film, โThe voice of Hind Rajabโ will be shown for one night only on Monday 18th May at 7pm at Swindon Arts Centre…..
In January 2024, 6 year old Hind was killed along with her cousins, aunt, uncle and two paramedics from The Palestinian Red Crescent who came to their aid after their car was fired on by Israeli forces in Gaza City. Hosted by the Arts Centre and Create Studios, this is your chance to bear witness to the
events depicted in this heartbreaking film.
This film, which uses the actual voice of Hind from recordings made of her phone calls, received a 23 minute standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival.
Ticket prices have been kept low at ยฃ3 to encourage people to come along. Itโs
important that the voice of Hind is heard. There will be an opportunity on the night to make a donation to support the people living in Gaza via the British Red Cross Gaza appeal.
There will be an introduction before the film by a Swindon based British Red Cross employee, followed by an opportunity to ask questions and share your thoughts after the screening.
Tickets are available from – The Arts Centre Box Office – 01793 535534

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