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Sara Ishaq during filming The Mulberry House in Yemen

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Ishaq has assembled a film that manages to balance both humour and pain, and that makes for a very personal and raw exploration on family and politics, and how the two collide. http://www.theupcoming.co.uk/2014/03/30/human-rights-watch-film-festival-2014-the-mulberry-house/

Still from The Mulberry House

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"Throughout filming, I was able to trace shifts in perspectives and attitudes, particularly in my father, who embodied Yemen’s transformation, often expressing himself and playing the devil’s (and thus ‘my’) advocate, and my grandfather, who embodied Yemen’s unyielding traditionalism in an attempt to maintain the peace. The camera documented the gradual shift of an apolitical, conservative family into a politicised, non-conformist one; the strong personalities and controversial opinions emerging before my lens mirrored the complex and often conflicting nature of Yemeni society" http://www.barakabits.com/2013/12/finding-grounds-common-understanding

Still from The Mulberry House

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Still from The Mulberry House

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Still from The Mulberry House

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Still from The Mulberry House

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Still from The Mulberry House

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Still from The Mulberry House

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Still from The Mulberry House

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Still from The Mulberry House

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Still from The Mulberry House

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Official Poster

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