Gaza: Still Alive

Gaza: Still Alive is a 2019 RT (TV network) documentary, written and presented by Harry Fear.  The film revisits people who experienced the 2014 war, following up on how they’re coping physically and mentally. It revealed an unseen mental health catastrophe among Palestinians in the Gaza Strip after a decade of isolation from the world and amid ongoing war trauma. The film was mentioned on different news websites.

Synopsis
Journalist Harry Fear returns to Gaza to see how civilians he met during the 2014 war are coping with ongoing trauma. The documentary is told through the voices of ordinary Gazans and the psychologists struggling to support them. It focuses on invisible suffering: trauma, anxiety, PTSD, especially among children, and what “living under siege” does to everyday life. Fear interviews several children, psychologists, and doctors affected by Israel and Egypt's blockade of Gaza. This film captures the deep pain and hardship of ordinary life in Gaza for those who have endured war, loss, trauma, and confinement.

Awards
 2020 Best Documentary MiraBan UK Film Awards 
 2021 Best Documentary MiraBan UK Film Awards 

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Category:2019 movies
Category:2019 documentary movies
Category:2010s television movies
Category:Documentary movies
Category:Russian movies
Category:English-language movies
Category:Gaza war