My Neighbourhood

Join us for a screening of My Neighbourhood at "Palestine in the Lanes," an all-day celebration of Palestinian art and culture, hosted by the Brighton & Hove Palestine Solidarity Campaign at the Friends Meeting House (Ship St, Brighton BN1 1AF). Check back for more information.

Join us for a screening of My Neighbourhood at Reference Point in London, UK. Check back for more information.

Join us for a day of screenings of at the Independent Picture House to watch My Neighborhood, Naila and the Uprising, Budrus and Boycott between 1:00 and 9:00 pm ET, sponsored by Wedgewood Church in North Carolina. 

Join us for a screening of My Neighbourhood as part of the Palestine Film series with the Southern Vermont for Palestine at the Latchis Arts (50 Main St., Brattleboro, VT 05301).

Join us for a screening of My Neighbourhood at the Hill Station Cafe in London, UK. 

Join us for a screening of My Neighbourhood at Rebel, Rebel Studio & Lounge in Berea, KY. Following the screening, Just Vision’s Education and Communications Specialist, Daniel Nerenberg, will lead a discussion.

Several Just Vision films including Boycott (2021), Naila and the Uprising (2017), My Neighbourhood (2012) and Budrus (2009) will be available from December 14 to 31 as part of the Arab Film Series. The film series is in partnership with the Arab Film and Media Institute (AFMI) and ArteEast. 

Join us for a screening of My Neighbourhood at the Movies that Matter Film Festival at the University of Amsterdam. Following the screening, there will be a discussion with Dutch-Israeli anthropologist, Erella Grassiani, the Israel-Palestine project leader at PAX, Thomas van Gool, and Amsterdam's Muslim and Jewish youth peace initiative, Deel de duif.

Join us for a screening of My Neighbourhood at the Paradiso Art Center in Amsterdam. Check back for more information.

Join us for an in-person screening of My Neighbourhood at Hamilton College. Following the screening, there will be a Q&A with Just Vision's Education and Communications Specialist, Daniel Nerenberg.