Directed by Erez Tadmor and Guy Nattiv.

Winner of the prestigious Jerusalem Film Festival award, Strangers seems at first to be an implausible modern day take on the Romeo and Juliet tale of star-crossed lovers. However, the film soon gathers pace and becomes a deeply touching exploration of the desire of the young generation to reconnect and even reconcile with 'the other'.

Eyal, an Israeli kibbutznik, and Rana, a Palestinian from Ramallah living in Paris, are in Berlin for the World Cup finals. When their identical bags are switched in a busy Berlin subway train, their worlds are changed completely. Complicated by the outbreak of the 2006 Lebanon war, the couple still manage to find love, comfort and possibility. Not to be missed.

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Refreshments 7.00pm, screening at 7.45pm 

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