Truth Out Cinema Screen ‘Deir Yassin Massacre’ at The Arts House Cafe, Bristol on 10th April 2018
Posted on: 09 Apr 2018Truth Out Cinema in Stokes Croft, Bristol, are to screen ‘Deir Yassin Massacre’ - a film documenting the events which took place in Palestinian village Deir Yassin in April 1948.
The film will be shown on Tuesday the 10th April from 6pm and will be followed by discussion surrounding other massacres that took place during the ethnic cleansing of Palestine as well as more recent events in Gaza and what can be learned from the successes of the anti-Apartheid movement.
The Deir Yassin Massacre was responsible for the deaths of over 100 Palestinians, and was a key event in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Despite occurring 70 years ago, the massacre remains wholly relevant considering the ongoing political and military unrest in the Middle East.
Truth Out is located at The Arts House Cafe, 108A Stokes Croft, Bristol, BS1 3RU. This venue has been open since January 2018 and, as well as the cinema, also has a café with an extensive food and drinks menu if you want to grab something to eat afterwards. Entry to the film is, as always, free, but donations are greatly appreciated. 
Truth Out present films every Monday from 6-8pm, so make sure to look out for future screenings! Their cinema plays host to a wide range of educational and historical films that are sure to captivate and create interesting dialogue and debate amongst viewers.
For more details of the event or the venue, see their website here, or check out their Facebook page here.
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Iona is a final year Biomedical Science Undergraduate at the University of Bristol. Her passions include blogging, walks by the harbour and exploring new cocktail venues. Iona is working with 365Bristol as part of the Santander Internship scheme for spring and summer 2018.
