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    THE LAST SKY

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    Trades Hall 147 Great North Road
    auckland, new zealand
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    What is behind Israel’s war on Gaza? Why do so many Palestinians support armed struggle? Why are Israel and Hezbollah on the brink of full-scale war?

    In this hard-hitting debut documentary, Lebanese Australian lawyer Nicholas Hanna explores these questions and the crucial context of the Israel-Palestine conflict that is largely ignored by the mainstream media.

    The Last Sky focusses on the highly relevant yet largely overlooked perspective of the Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, who share their insights with refreshing candour and clarity. 

    Filmed in Lebanon and Occupied Palestine, the Last Sky is a must-see documentary for anyone interested in understanding the Gaza genocide and the escalating conflict in the region.


    Director Nicholas  Hanna is a Lebanese-Australian lawyer and first-time filmmaker based in Sydney. He is flying over to support this fundraising screening and be present for  Q+A following the 54min documentary

    He is a long-standing ally of the Palestinians, whose involvement in campaigning and fundraising activities began more than 20 years ago.  More recently, he has provided pro bono legal services to various people participating in pro-Palestine protests, direct action and other solidarity work.

    Producer  Rihab Charida   is a Palestinian media producer and filmmaker based in Beirut.   She is the daughter of Palestinian refugees who were expelled from their village Safsaf when it was invaded during the olive harvest of 1948.

     Entrance by donation for fundraising for PSNA ongoing costs supporting advocacy for Palestine in Aotearoa-NZ 

    Please register for admission by donation. Suggested minimum $10/ticket. 

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    Trades Hall 147 Great North Road
    auckland, new zealand
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