#Those who remain documentary movie#

This thoughtful, reflective film hears these voices for the first time. Socio Unico Ministero dell'Economia e delle Finanze i cui diritti del Socio sono esercitati dal Ministero della Cultura Sede legale: Via Tuscolana, 1055 00173 Roma (ITALIA) T +39 06 722861 F +39 06 7221883 Capitale Sociale: 22.671.548 i.v. This is now a hidden world of tea dances, boxing and drinking in the last club left - an oasis for those left behind.

#Those who remain documentary movie#

PHOTOS image gallery of movie photos Skip the image gallery MORE DETAILS Details for In Theaters Calendar for movie times. GENRE: Documentary RELEASE DATE: Friday, CAST & CREW. Many cling on to the past, fighting to keep the last places going where the white community meet, like Peter Bell, manager of the East Ham Working Men's Club. Those Who Remain (2009) Movie Rating NR, 1 hr 36 min Movie More Info. Genre: Documentary Original Language: Spanish. At the same time more than half the white British population have vanished - breaking apart the tight-knit families their community was built on.Ī decade of mass immigration and 'white flight' has brought Newham to its tipping point, and now Newham has the lowest white British population of anywhere in the UK.įilmed over several months, this documentary records the thoughts, feelings and experiences of the white residents of Newham, as they leave the place where they've grown up.įrom young mum Leanne, who has made the difficult decision to leave her tight-knit extended family in search of 'a better life' in Essex, to mixed-race Tony who wants to find somewhere to bring up his baby daughter that feels more like what he knows, these are the stories of people who are struggling with rapid change. Those Who Remain Photos View All Photos (4) Movie Info Families who are left behind feel the impact of immigration when loved ones journey north. Newham has been shaped by immigration for generations, but the past 15 years have been defined by it, as Newham welcomed the highest numbers of new residents anywhere in the country. Now the few who remain are struggling to hold on to their identity in the place they have always called home. But over the past 15 years something extraordinary has happened to this cockney tribe - more than half of them have disappeared. In Berlin this spring, she nabbed the top prize of the Robert Bosch Stiftung for her Lebanese/German project “Miguel’s War.” She also received funding from the Doha Film Institute for the Lebanese-French-Qatar project, “The Great Family,” about a Lebanese adopted child growing up in France who discovers she is a survivor of the massacre at the Tal Al Zaatar Palestinian refugee camp.Newham in London's East End is home to a tight-knit white working-class community who have lived there for centuries. Now, before we get into all the details of how you can watch Those Who Remain right now, here are some specifics about the documentary flick. Joseph University, has multiple docu projects in the works. Raheb, who also teaches film at Beirut’s St. “He represents when the state is totally absent and small groups and fanatical parties take over the power and impose their laws.” “The fanatical guy belongs to a movement called “my land, my church” and he tries to impose his acts disregarding the municipality decision,” says Raheb. Those Who Remain: Directed by Eliane Raheb. In addition to Haykal, Raheb interviewed the opinionated Muslim woman who works for him, the urbane local doctor whose family is behind the lawsuit over the farmland, a Muslim from the neighboring village whose purchase of land in the Christian enclave creates problems in some quarters, a volunteer militia-like watch group and a Christian zealot who campaigns to keep Muslims out of the Christian neighborhood, despite the fact that the Muslim neighbors had long preserved an ancient Maronite church. “He is a very open person and it was not difficult for him to share personal stories.”

In business since 1949, the shop has become essential to those who remain loyal to the typewriter. The crew was relatively small (five people) and they shot 10 days, spread over three seasons. In this 43-minute documentary, Becky Quirk interviews some of his most astute pupils. 16-year old Klara lives reluctantly with her. Raheb met Haykal in 2014, through a friend who hikes in the area. “I decided to make the film in 2015 and started the shooting at the end of 2015,” she recounts. Having survived the camps, 42-year old Aldo lives a solitary life as a doctor in Budapest.