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Antonia Kilian on Syrian Women Fighters The Other Side of the River

Antonia Kilian on Syrian Women Fighters The Other Side of the River
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EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for the CPH:DOX title The Other Side of the River

The Other Side of the River by Antonia Kilian (© Antonia Kilian) Crossing the Euphrates river is the way that 19-year-old Hala managed to escape an arranged marriage, and her new home is a Kurdish Women’s Protection Unit – which soon after liberates her hometown of Minbij from Islamic State. The enemy for her fellow female soldiers is not just IS, but the patriarchy in general, with the ideal of marriage being the ultimate oppressive institution. The brutalities that these young women have experienced at the hands of their husbands and within their own families lead them to the other side of the river, where they are trained in combat and educated in the feminist ideals of the Kurdish Women’s Movement. Inspired by these teachings and dedicated to the promise of freeing more women but also liberating her sisters, could Hala’s all-consuming mission leave her space for freedom and even love?

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EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for the CPH:DOX title The Other Side of the River

The Other Side of the River by Antonia Kilian (© Antonia Kilian) Crossing the Euphrates river is the way that 19-year-old Hala managed to escape an arranged marriage, and her new home is a Kurdish Women’s Protection Unit – which soon after liberates her hometown of Minbij from Islamic State. The enemy for her fellow female soldiers is not just IS, but the patriarchy in general, with the ideal of marriage being the ultimate oppressive institution. The brutalities that these young women have experienced at the hands of their husbands and within their own families lead them to the other side of the river, where they are trained in combat and educated in the feminist ideals of the Kurdish Women’s Movement. Inspired by these teachings and dedicated to the promise of freeing more women but also liberating her sisters, could Hala’s all-consuming mission leave her space for freedom and even love?

Baltic seaOceans generalGuevara namerAmeen khayerSevinaz evdikeDoppelplusultra filmproduktionMerja ritolaArash asadiThorben beckenAntonia kilianWomen make movies production assistance programBaltic sea forumKurdish women movementGucci tribeca documentary fundFinnish film foundationSummer school

EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for the CPH:DOX title The Other Side of the River

EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for the CPH:DOX title The Other Side of the River
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The disgraceful spectacle of Hillary Clinton s YPJ mini-series

IN MARCH 2017, I made my way through the streets of the northern Syrian city of Kobani, just over two years since it had been liberated from the Islamic State by fighters of the People’s Protection Units (YPG) and Women’s Protection Units (YPJ). Although some of the city had slowly seen reconstruction taking place, other areas made it appear that the war was still being fought. Burnt-out cars used as vehicles for suicide bombings. The stench of yesterday’s corpses buried under rubble not yet removed. Graffiti marking the sight of legendary battles and martyrs lost in combat, adorning walls riddled with bullet holes.

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