GAZA WE ARE COMING
Two Greek boats, 44 activists, risking everything, sailed away to break Israel’s 41-year naval siege of Gaza, proving that bold, daring actions can change the course of history.
Directed by Yorgos Avgeropoulos, Yiannis Karipidis
BEST GREEK FILM WITH DURATION OVER 45 MINUTES, 12th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival Thessaloniki, Greece, March 2010
GAZA WE ARE COMING
Two Greek boats, 44 activists, risking everything, sailed away to break Israel’s 41-year naval siege of Gaza, proving that bold, daring actions can change the course of history.
49 min 2009 Full HD
Directed by Yorgos Avgeropoulos, Yiannis Karipidis
BEST GREEK FILM WITH DURATION OVER 45 MINUTES, 12th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival Thessaloniki, Greece, March 2010
SYNOPSIS
In August 2008, two small Greek fishing boats broke the naval siege, illegally laid by the state of Israel on Gaza, for the first time after 41 years.
“Gaza We Are Coming” records the historic and risky journey of 44 activists from all over the world, who, by breaking the embargo, proved that history is often made by those that the wise and prudent determinists call “unreal”.
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