This is Democracy Now, Democracy Now.org, the War and Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman.

As we bring you part two of our conversation about a new film, it's called The Teacher,

a feature film about the challenges of life in the occupied West Bank. It's directed by the BAFTA-winning

Oscar-nominated Palestinian British filmmaker Farah Nabusi and stars the acclaimed Palestinian actor

Salabakhri. They are here in New York for the film's premiere. We're going to go to another clip. We played several in the first

part of our discussion. This is Lisa, a British volunteer who works as a counselor at

Adam's school. She and Basim, the teacher, visit Adam after an Israeli settler killed his older brother Yaqub.

So when something like this happens, you shut down and you feel like he just want to give up. Adam.

I don't talk about this very much. I don't talk about this very much.

But ten years ago, my sister was killed in a car accident.

There was a hit and run, do you know what that is?

So they hit her with the car car and they just left her there

no one was brought to justice

they still have

no idea

who did it

and the whole thing

was just

unbearable

and I felt like everything was coming apart

and I was in a really dark place

and I still miss her

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